It’s Thursday, Nov. 12. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom.
SENATORS LOSE NICK COUSINS FOR AT LEAST A WEEK FOLLOWING VIOLENT HIT FROM CAPITALS’ JAKOB CHYCHRUN
“That’s about as hard as you can hit a human,” NHL Network analyst Stu Grimson says.
BUDGET REINVESTS IN PARTS OF PUBLIC SERVICE CUT LAST YEAR, ECONOMIST SAYS
Former federal budget watchdog says it’s too early to tell whether new program spending in Budget 2026 will result in additional jobs.
The Evening Citizen
OUTGOING COUNCILLORS BID EMOTIONAL FAREWELL TO OTTAWA CITY HALL
Councillors Glen Gower. Jeff Leiper and Allan Hubley each reflected on their time in office and the many changes the city had seen.
OTTAWA SENATORS’ LINUS ULLMARK BACK IN GOAL AGAINST AVALANCHE
The Ottawa Senators were to face the visiting Colorado Avalanche with their top goaltender back after he missed nine games because of injury.
CASA VERDE LATIN KITCHEN IS A PROMISING ADDITION TO OTTAWA’S SOUTH AMERICAN FOOD SCENE
A young couple runs the humble Chinatown eatery specializing in dishes from Colombia and Ecuador.
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