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Houseworks: Why I installed hot water outdoors
Perhaps the most valuable use was washing our kids when they were young and had managed to get remarkably filthy outdoors
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View allHouseworks: Why I installed hot water outdoors Ottawa Citizen · 3h agoOttawa Senators sign Drake Batherson to record eight-year dealOttawa Citizen · 3h agoLansdowne 2.0 not about the Redblacks, OSEG partners say | Letters to the EditorOttawa Citizen · 7h agoThe trial that decided if a man truly outwrestled a bearOttawa Citizen · 7h agoTreasury Board official recommends end to publicly reporting Phoenix costsOttawa Citizen · 7h agoDrake Batherson, Ottawa Senators closing in on eight year dealOttawa Citizen · 13h ago
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Ottawa Senators sign Drake Batherson to record eight-year deal
The deal will pay Batherson an average annual value of $10,75 million US per season and includes bonuses.
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Lansdowne 2.0 not about the Redblacks, OSEG partners say | Letters to the Editor
Letters to the editor of the Ottawa Citizen for Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2026
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The trial that decided if a man truly outwrestled a bear
When an Ottawa man wrestled a bear at Lansdowne Park in 1966, it took a courtroom to decide who was the definitive winner.
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Treasury Board official recommends end to publicly reporting Phoenix costs
An internal memo recommends the move despite acknowledging that it "may be perceived as a reduction in transparency or accountability."
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Drake Batherson, Ottawa Senators closing in on eight year deal
The Senators and Batherson made progress on Monday that the two sides hope will lead to a deal on Tuesday
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Police trying to locate 62-year-old man last seen in Greely area
Ottawa police, in a Sept. 14 news release, said Danny Foss may be driving a grey, four-door 2013 GMC Sierra pickup truck with Ontario licence plate 639 6ZR.
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Cyclist in critical condition after collision at Sussex and Bruyère
Ottawa paramedics were called to the scene at 8:45 a.m. on Sept. 14.
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One pedestrian dead, another critical after separate collisions in Gatineau
A 75-year-old woman died after being struck by a vehicle on Gréber Boulevard while a 64-year-old Gatineau woman was involved in a vehicle-pedestrian collision on Boulevard de l'Hôpital a day earlier
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News of the day: Grieving mother says she was harassed by supporters of police Det. Helen Grus'; Will Canada's top general win vote for NATO job?; Indigenous cannabis shop owners fight closures
It’s Monday, Sept. 14. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom: GRIEVING MOTHER SAYS SHE WAS HARASSED BY SUPPORTERS OF OTTAWA POLICE DET. HELEN GRUS Grus was found guilty of discreditable conduct and demoted for two years, after a disciplinary trial for improperly accessing police files. Read the story WILL CANADA’S TOP […]
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Chabot, Sanderson or Stutzle? A decision looms for Ottawa Senators
The next player to wear the "C" for the Ottawa Senators will be the 10th captain in franchise history
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The city gardener: The darling buds of … September?
Spring may be flashier, but the September garden has more soul
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Senators' Jaxon Cover totally unmatched at NHL Prospect Challenge
In-depth analysis of the 2026 first-rounder's remarkable weekend at the NHL Prospect Challenge in Gatineau.
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Indigenous cannabis shop owners fight Ottawa closures
Two members of the Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte say their landlords evicted their shops after Ottawa police contacted them.
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What's the point of government watchdogs if nothing changes?
Here are four ways public servants can push ombuds to be more impactful.