Munich’s Oktoberfest roars to life as the mayor taps the first keg

MUNICH (AP) — Munich’s Oktoberfest kicked off Saturday with the city’s mayor tapping the first keg of beer and opening the 191st edition of the world’s largest folk festival. Mayor

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Concerns raised over Metrolinx decision to close elevators at Danforth GO station for 3 months

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A decision by Metrolinx to close all elevators at Danforth GO station for three months while “major repairs and upgrades”

History Ottawa reschedules their next show to 2027

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The show that was going to be the second ticketed event at History Ottawa has been bumped into 2027 without

Police search for vehicle in fatal hit-and-run in Burlington

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Police in Halton Region are searching for a vehicle after a woman was struck and killed in Burlington on Thursday.

Gatineau police looking for victims of underwear theft as part of serial crime investigation

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“These new complaints, combined with the evidence gathered, lead investigators to believe that the man may have victimized other people

Controversial developer accused of cutting down trees, throwing fruit at neighbours

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Developer Modcity is once again being accused of chopping down decades old trees illegally, this time at a property on

Extensive storm damage may result in a Moodie Station ‘redesign’

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“We’ve always talked about opening them together — the south to Algonquin and the west to Moodie — but in

Anti-immigrant speaker blocked from entering Canada in time for Hamilton event

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OTTAWA — Austrian anti-immigrant speaker Martin Sellner says he was not granted an electronic travel authorization in time for a

News of the day: Why eight OCDSB trustee candidates campaign under shared values; Bank of Canada paid replacement workers during strike; Is Trump the greatest Canadian nation-builder of this century?

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It’s Thursday, August 27. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom WHY EIGHT OCDSB TRUSTEE CANDIDATES ARE

Flight controllers allegedly punched out early before Air Canada plane crash

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MONTREAL — The union that represents American air traffic controllers is acknowledging allegations that two members left work early shortly