Man in serious condition after Gatineau stabbing

'Fireball' erupted during blaze on Pathway Private: Police say the extensive damage caused by a large fire in Ottawa's Redwood neighbourhood early Tuesday morning may make it difficult to find out how it started. more »

South Ottawa bridge delay hard to 'swallow': A delay in construction for the new Jockvale Bridge has hit a feathery wall, the protected barn swallows nesting at the site. more »
Ottawa jazz singer Kellylee Evans struck by lightning: Local jazz singer Kellylee Evans, scheduled to perform at the Ottawa Jazz Festival this week, is recovering at home after her house was struck by lightning two weeks ago. more »
Canadian Tire Centre replaces Scotiabank Place: The Ottawa Senators announced Tuesday morning that Scotiabank Place will be renamed the Canadian Tire Centre. more »
Montreal mayor resigns amid corruption charges: Montreal Mayor Michael Applebaum has resigned in the wake of corruption charges being laid against him, although he maintains he is innocent. more »

Montreal mayor resigns amid corruption charges: Montreal Mayor Michael Applebaum has resigned in the wake of corruption charges being laid against him, although he maintains he is innocent. more »

Most groups don't want return of Trudeau speaking fees: Most of the 17 charitable and other organizations that have paid speaking fees to Liberal Leader Justin Trudeau during his time as an MP say they aren't interested in having their fees returned, despite Trudeau's offer on the weekend to reimburse any organization unhappy with his services. more »
G8 leaders agree to 7-point plan on Syria as summit wraps: Prime Minister Stephen Harper and the other G8 leaders reach a seven-point plan aimed at stopping the conflict in Syria, wrapping up a two-day summit in Northern Ireland following talks on trade, tax evasion, poverty and terrorism. more »
Are e-cigarettes safe to puff?: As electronic or e-cigarettes grow in popularity, some health advocates want them to be regulated. more »
In Bangladesh's garment trade, empowerment comes at $20 a week: The pay is laughable by Western standards, and the shantytowns of Dhaka offer a difficult life. But the surge of mostly young women into the country's increasingly important clothing industry is having a profound change on this largely Islamic society, Margaret Evans writes. more »

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