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Raptors to hold news conference with ‘special guest’ on Tuesday
The Toronto Raptors will be holding a news conference Tuesday morning with a “special guest.” General manager and executive vice-president…
Belgium bounces United States from World Cup in Round of 16
Belgium is moving on at the FIFA World Cup. The Red Devils defeated the co-host United States 4-1 on Sunday…
Sudden cancellation of Taste of Little Jamaica festival underscores ongoing business challenges in area
Billed as an event to promote food, culture and community, the sudden cancellation of the Taste of Little Jamaica festival…
Canada Soccer CEO Blue says World Cup enthusiasm must translate into lasting support
Watching Canada embrace the FIFA World Cup has been a “breathtaking” experience for Kevin Blue. The co-host nation rallied not…
Champagne defends fiscal track as defence, infrastructure spending ratchets up
OTTAWA — Finance Minster François-Philippe Champagne says the Liberals are keeping federal finances under control even as key defence and…
Spain knocks off Portugal with late winner, advances to World Cup quarterfinals
Mikel Merino scored in the first minute of second-half stoppage time, and Spain beat Portugal 1-0 on Monday to end…
Group including Michael Andlauer boosts Château Montebello bid
The local ownership group bidding to purchase the Château Montebello says it has significantly increased its offer as the sale…
Toronto parking enforcement officer struck by vehicle after issuing ticket
Toronto police are looking for a driver who allegedly struck a parking enforcement officer on Monday after receiving a ticket.…
News of the day: Public servants are back in office, but not in these big departments; OCDSB pulls out of Capital Pride parade; Could the mayor’s tune on RTO cost him votes?
It’s Monday, July 6. Here are the top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom today. PUBLIC SERVANTS ARE BACK IN…