Son and father thumb way across Atlantic provinces

Andrew Lumsden was 42 years old when he first decided to take his son, Gavin, hitchhiking from Ottawa to Vancouver — and back. His son was an 11-year-old at the

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Son and father thumb way across Atlantic provinces

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Andrew Lumsden was 42 years old when he first decided to take his son, Gavin, hitchhiking from Ottawa to Vancouver

Canadian Pacific rides bumper grain crop to higher revenues

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Canadian Pacific Kansas City Ltd. says profits dipped in its latest quarter even as revenues shot up on the back

Ottawa supports ousting ICC prosecutor Karim Khan but won't say how it voted

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OTTAWA - Ottawa says it supports the decision by International Criminal Court members to oust prosecutor Karim Khan but won’t

Canadian film financier Jason Cloth indicted on fraud charges in United States

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Canadian film financier Jason Cloth is facing fraud charges in Illinois, where he’s accused of bilking clients out of more

News of the day: Is Ottawa missing the bus on intercity travel?; More than 10,000 public servants apply for early retirement incentives; Son and father thumb way across Atlantic provinces

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It’s Wednesday, July 29. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. DEACHMAN: IS OTTAWA MISSING THE BUS

Movie Review: Olivia Wilde rules playful BDSM comedy ‘I Want Your Sex’

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Erika Tracy, the artist and provocateur at the heart of “I Want Your Sex,” may be the most quotable fictional

Residents seek moratorium on Toronto data centres, as Mississauga approves pause

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TORONTO - Some Toronto residents are demanding a one-year moratorium on two proposed data centre projects, as a neighbouring city

Toronto man charged in Scarborough break-and-enter after turning himself in

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Toronto police have arrested and charged a man who allegedly broke into a Scarborough home last week. Officers were called

Watchdog probes sex assault allegation against on-duty OPS officer

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The province’s police watchdog has opened an investigation file into an allegation of sexual assault lodged against an on-duty Ottawa