Maple Leafs goalie Anthony Stolarz hospitalized after puck hits throat in freak warmup incident
Toronto Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz was hospitalized after a puck struck him in the throat during warmups before a game against the Ottawa Senators.
Senators back in the hunt with confidence growing
The Ottawa Senators are making a strong push for a playoff spot as they sit three points behind the final wild-card berth in the Eastern Conference, following a recent victory against the Toronto Maple Leafs.
Painful hit - NHL goalkeeper hospitalized
NHL goalie Anthony Stolarz was hospitalized after being struck in the neck by a puck during warm-ups before a game against Ottawa.
Senators pounce on Leafs early, win 5-2
The Ottawa Senators defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-2 in a decisive victory, showcasing strong play throughout the game.
Ottawa stands by ‘Havana syndrome’ report as U.S. reconsiders foreign role
The Canadian government maintains that the mysterious illnesses termed 'Havana syndrome' were not the result of foreign attacks, despite U.S. intelligence acknowledging that prior assessments were flawed.
NHL's 43-Year-Old Record Shattered
Matthew Schaefer, a defenseman for the New York Islanders, has broken an NHL record set 43 years ago by scoring his 50th point at the age of just 18 years and 195 days.
To chop spending, Ottawa will cut science, tourism, foreign aid programs
The Canadian government is set to implement significant budget cuts impacting various sectors including science, tourism, and foreign aid, while increasing defense spending.
Supreme Court of Canada to hear challenge of Ottawa’s firearms ban
The Supreme Court of Canada will hear a challenge regarding the government's ban on certain firearms deemed suitable for battlefield use rather than for hunting or sport shooting.
Government awards $307M contract to Colt Canada to manufacture over 65,000 rifles for the Canadian Armed Forces
The Canadian government has awarded a $307 million contract to Colt Canada to manufacture over 65,000 new rifles for the Canadian Armed Forces, replacing outdated equipment.
Ottawa appeals Emergencies Act use during ‘Freedom Convoy’ to Supreme Court
The Canadian federal government is appealing to the Supreme Court against a ruling that deemed its use of the Emergencies Act during the 'Freedom Convoy' protests unconstitutional.
Doctor sues Ottawa Hospital for $2.3M in alleged bullying, sexual harassment case
An Ottawa doctor has filed a $2.3 million lawsuit against The Ottawa Hospital claiming neglectful handling of her bullying and sexual harassment case.
Ottawa puts $200M into space launch pad in Nova Scotia
The Canadian government is investing $200 million in a space launch pad in Nova Scotia to develop domestic satellite launch capabilities.
2 dead after 4 rescued from Ottawa high-rise apartment unit on fire: officials
Two people died following a fire in an Ottawa high-rise apartment where four others were rescued.
Did a Finnish star suffer a miscarriage of justice? Antti Mäkinen in disbelief
The article discusses a controversial incident involving Finnish goalie Ville Husso during an NHL game between the Anaheim Ducks and Ottawa Senators, where a potential interference call affected the outcome of a goal.
Here it comes! NHL call-up for Finnish goal scorer
The Ottawa Senators have called up Finnish defenseman Lassi Thomson, highlighting his impressive performance in the AHL.
Call of the Wilde: Montreal Canadiens Come Back to Beat Senators in Ottawa
The Montreal Canadiens defeated the Ottawa Senators 3-2 with strong performances from newly introduced players due to lineup changes.
Montreal’s Fowler finds his form after call-up
Jacob Fowler, called up from the AHL, played a pivotal role in the Montreal Canadiens' victory against the Ottawa Senators, raising questions for coach Martin St. Louis regarding future lineup decisions.
Patrik Laine's Montreal Canadiens made a drastic decision
The Montreal Canadiens have shown a lack of faith in goalie Samuel Montembeault by choosing to start rookie Jacob Fowler against the Ottawa Senators instead.
Premier Moe hits back at Ottawa’s gun buyback program through certificate exemptions
Saskatchewan's government is proposing legislation to allow gun owners to apply for exemptions from the federal gun buyback program, enabling them to retain their firearms until they receive appropriate compensation.
Canadian Cancer Society urges colorectal cancer screening age to be 45
The Canadian Cancer Society is advocating for a reduction in the recommended age for colorectal cancer screening to 45 following alarming personal accounts of late diagnoses.
Ottawa to Québec City can expect a winter blast of freezing rain
A winter storm warning has been issued for much of southern Québec, including Ottawa and Québec City, due to significant freezing rain expected.
Tariff-hit workers to get more retraining as Ottawa pledges $229M in funds
The Canadian government is allocating $229 million for retraining unemployed workers affected by U.S. tariffs, particularly in sectors like automotive, steel, and lumber.
Canada enhances security at American and Israeli diplomatic sites following shooting
Canada is increasing security around American and Israeli diplomatic facilities in Toronto and Ottawa after a shooting incident at the US consulate in Toronto.
Bļugers has a lot of playing time in "Canucks" loss
The Vancouver Canucks, featuring Latvian forward Teodors Bļugers, lost 0-2 to the Ottawa Senators in an NHL regular season match where Bļugers had significant ice time.
Finland's NHL veteran has a horrific first seconds at a new club – soon something happened at the other end
Jaden Schwartz suffered a serious injury in the first period of his game with the Seattle Kraken against the Ottawa Senators after a skate blade accidentally struck his face.
Ottawa, Alberta reach prospective agreement on major project assessments
Ottawa and Alberta have announced a prospective agreement to streamline the approval process for major projects, integrating provincial and federal regulations.
Ottawa reserves commercial flight seats for Canadians in ‘volatile’ Iran war
The Canadian government has arranged commercial and charter flights for Canadians seeking to leave Iran amidst escalating conflict.
Ottawa office market experts left in the dark over feds’ return-to-work needs
Ottawa real estate experts are seeking clarity from the federal government regarding its office space requirements as public servants prepare to return to the office more frequently.
Washington must avoid new tariffs with Ottawa: Canadian and U.S. mayors
Mayors from Canadian and U.S. cities are urging Washington to prevent new tariffs on Canada during a review of the trilateral trade agreement.
Konsta Kurikka's Dream Is Finally Coming True – A Surprising Twist in Finland
Konsta Kurikka, a Finnish athlete previously a pesäpallo champion, is set to pursue his dream of playing professional baseball in North America after overcoming work permit issues.
Dozens of Canadians have left Iran as Ottawa lays out evacuation options
The Canadian government outlines evacuation plans for citizens in Iran amidst a worsening situation due to conflict in the region.
Opinion: Don’t trust Ottawa on Musqueam agreement
The article expresses skepticism about the federal government's recent agreement with the Musqueam First Nation regarding Aboriginal rights and title in Metro Vancouver.
AI, a live issue in NDP leadership race, takes centre stage at left-wing Progress Summit
Artificial intelligence has become a prominent issue in the NDP leadership race, being a key discussion point at the Progress Summit in Ottawa.
NATO must look ‘northward’ to Arctic threats, Anand warns in speech
Canada's Foreign Affairs Minister Anita Anand emphasized the need for NATO to address security threats in the Arctic during her speech at the Ottawa Conference on Defence and Security.
Experts Sound the Alarm Following Poland's Exit from a Significant Treaty. AU MON Responds
Poland, along with Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, announced its withdrawal from the Ottawa Convention on landmines, raising concerns about mine production and deployment in the region.
Draisaitl and Celebrini Shone in Winning Games
Edmonton Oilers overcame a two-goal deficit to defeat the Ottawa Senators in overtime, with significant contributions from Leon Draisaitl.
Ice Hockey: Draisaitl with five scoring points against Stützle's Ottawa
Leon Draisaitl excelled in a matchup against Tim Stützle, leading the Edmonton Oilers to a 5-4 overtime victory over the Ottawa Senators with five points in the game.
Oilers don’t want to overdo the late-game heroics
The Edmonton Oilers secured a crucial 5-4 victory against the Ottawa Senators, overcoming a two-goal deficit, thanks to Leon Draisaitl's impressive performance and Evan Bouchard's overtime winner.
Draisaitl, Bouchard lead Oilers to OT win
The Edmonton Oilers secured a dramatic 5-4 overtime victory against the Ottawa Senators, with Leon Draisaitl and Evan Bouchard playing key roles in the comeback.
‘Don’t rely’ on Ottawa for help fleeing Iran war, feds tell Canadians
The Government of Canada advises Canadians in the Middle East to prepare their own evacuation plans amidst the escalating conflict involving Iran, emphasizing limited consular support.
Geoff Russ: Did Ottawa just secretly recognize Aboriginal ‘title’ over all of Vancouver?
The Canadian federal government has reportedly signed agreements recognizing Aboriginal title over all of Vancouver, raising concerns among residents about transparency and implications for governance.
Musqueam First Nation signs Aboriginal rights deal with Ottawa – read the full agreement
The Musqueam First Nation has entered into agreements with the Canadian federal government that acknowledge their Aboriginal rights in the Metro Vancouver region.
‘Good health policy’: Alberta’s calls on Ottawa to relax nicotine pouch rules
Alberta Premier Danielle Smith urges the federal government to ease restrictions on nicotine pouches, claiming they hinder smoking cessation efforts.
No more federal budget watchdog in Ottawa as interim PBO’s term expires
The interim parliamentary budget officer's term has expired, leaving Ottawa without a financial watchdog to analyze federal budgets and spending proposals.
What we know about Ottawa’s land rights deal with the Musqueam First Nation
Ottawa has signed an agreement with the Musqueam First Nation that recognizes their Aboriginal land rights across a significant portion of Vancouver.
Iran could be more dangerous than ever after Khamenei’s death, says Israeli ambassador
Israeli Ambassador to Canada, Iddo Moed, warned that the death of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei could make Iran more perilous rather than weaken its regime.
Leafs 'embarrassed' by 5-2 loss to Senators
The Toronto Maple Leafs suffered a disappointing 5-2 defeat against the Ottawa Senators, prompting captain Auston Matthews to express the need for improved pride in their performance.
Batherson, Cozens lead Senators to win over Leafs
The Ottawa Senators defeated the Toronto Maple Leafs 5-2, with Drake Batherson and Dylan Cozens each scoring twice.
Canadians urged to leave parts of Middle East as conflict risk grows: Anand
Canada's foreign affairs minister advises Canadians in the Middle East to consider leaving due to increasing conflict risks and limited support from Ottawa.
Team USA star Brady Tkachuk bloodied after hit, receives game misconduct in NHL return
Brady Tkachuk of the Ottawa Senators was injured during a game against the Detroit Red Wings, receiving a game misconduct after being hit and bloodied on the ice.