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CTV News Ottawa has learned councillors are considering several options for pay raises, where proposals could go up as high as $18,000, from $119,654 currently to $138,000 – a 15 per cent increase.

Ottawa City Council has approved the appointment of Dr. Trevor Arnason as the city’s new medical officer of health.

Signs have been installed to warn motorists that photo radar cameras will be activated within the next 90 days at 24 locations across Ottawa, including on Bank Street outside Lansdowne Park and in Dunrobin, Manotick and Richmond.

Staffers who once worked for former long-time Ottawa city councillor Rick Chiarelli are once again sharing their stories as the provincial government looks to create new rules that would make it easier to fire any councillor who violates the code of conduct.

The City of Gatineau. Que. has lost its court battle against the National Capital Commission over property taxes for Gatineau Park.

The ByWard Market saw a spike in visitors this spring, with the highest number of recorded visits to the Ottawa tourist area in more than two years.

King Edward Avenue continues to be the hot spot for speeders on Ottawa roads this year, but new statistics show more drivers are slowing down for the photo radar camera on the busy Lowertown road.

An executive search is now underway for a new general manager of Transit Services, as the current GM, Renée Amilcar, formally leaves her role on Friday.

Festivalgoers heading to opening night of Ottawa Bluesfest may have been confused which direction the O-Train was heading downtown, after a translation error had the train heading eastbound in English and westbound in French.

A 60-year-old man is being treated for serious injuries after an assault in Gatineau, Que., according to police.

A determined raccoon wasn’t going to let the lock stop them from accessing the green bin in Ottawa. The City of Ottawa recommends locking he lid and keeping the bin away from fences

Capital RibFest has been part of the summer in the capital for over a decade; it brings tens of thousands of visitors on the August long weekend to the plaza at Ottawa City Hall.

Parkgoers can now enjoy beer, wine or a spirit in an eighth park in Ottawa, as a park in Kitchissippi ward has been added to the list of designated parks for legal alcohol consumption.

The American flag is flying at Ottawa City Hall today to mark Independence Day, as tensions continue between Canada and the U.S. amid a trade war and U.S. President Donald Trump suggesting Canada become the 51st state.

The American flag will fly at Ottawa City Hall on Friday in recognition of U.S. Independence Day.