Two people missing after Muskoka boat crash, police say

MUSKOKA — OPP say two people are missing after a boating crash in Muskoka on Friday night. Police say they found a severely damaged boat resting on a rock ledge

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Orléans man, 36, charged with distribution of child sex material

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A 36-year-old Orléans man faces a number of charges related to possession and distribution of child sex abuse material. In

Toronto Chinese language tutor accused of sexually assaulting a minor

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A 51-year-old man is facing several sexual assault charges in connection with the alleged assault of a minor. Police in

City of Ottawa hoping to ‘minimize’ transit disruptions during St-Laurent Station construction

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The St-Laurent tunnel renewal project is part of the city’s ongoing lifecycle renewal program, which “proactively rehabilitates critical infrastructure to

Canada to impose temporary 25% tariff on some imports of wood cabinets, vanities

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OTTAWA - Canada is imposing a temporary tariff on imports of some wood products as Ottawa awaits the findings of

Court finds B.C.'s involuntary mental health treatment scheme unconstitutional

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VANCOUVER - The British Columbia Supreme Court has given the provincial government six months to reform laws that allow directors

Driver of green Lamborghini involved in violent street racing crash in Scarborough arrested

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Toronto police have made an arrest in an alleged street racing incident near Port Union two weeks ago. Investigators say

News of the day: Ottawa film fans are shut out of the ultimate experience of The Odyssey; Former MPP Lisa MacLeod won’t run for mayor; New Château Montebello owner announced

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It’s Friday, July 31. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. WHY OTTAWA FILM FANS ARE SHUT

Bank of Canada's Macklem defends use of replacement workers during strike

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OTTAWA - The head of the Bank of Canada is defending the central bank’s use of replacement workers during a

Human or AI bot? Ottawa consulting on transparency of AI systems

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OTTAWA — Artificial Intelligence Minister Evan Solomon says the government wants input from Canadians about the transparency of artificial intelligence