Parliament Hill ceremony honors six fallen police officers
A ceremony on Parliament Hill on September 27 honored six police officers killed in 2026, with hundreds of officers in attendance.
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Police Memorial on Parliament Hill Honors Six Fallen Officers
On September 27, a ceremony on Parliament Hill honored six officers killed in 2026, with flags at half‑mast, bagpipes and a large police march.
Memorial Ceremony Honors Six Fallen Officers on Parliament Hill
A ceremony on Parliament Hill on September 27, 2026, honoured six fallen officers with a march of hundreds of police, half‑mast flags and bagpipes.
Former Federal Employee Calls for Pension Reform for Injured Workers
A former federal employee in Ottawa called for reforms to pension rules that restrict benefits for workers forced to retire early due to injuries.
Employer Groups Praise Labor Reforms, Call for More Action
Employer groups in Ottawa welcome the Liberal government's proposed labour law changes but urge stronger enforcement and clearer guidelines to ensure lasting industrial peace.
Ottawa Opens Four Major Airports to Private Investment
Ottawa, led by Prime Minister Mark Carney, announced plans to allow private investment in Canada’s four largest airports, aiming to draw foreign capital for modernization and growth. The policy follows a Toronto meeting with global business leaders to discuss funding opportunities for Canadian projects.
Ottawa Announces Private Investment in Canada’s Four Biggest Airports
Ottawa announced in September 2026 that Canada’s four biggest airports will be opened to private investment, a move tied to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recent push for foreign capital. The plan aims to attract international investors to modernize airport infrastructure and support broader economic growth.
Ottawa Opens Canada’s Four Largest Airports to Private Investment
Ottawa announced that private investment will be allowed in Canada’s four largest airports, a policy unveiled by Prime Minister Mark Carney after a Toronto meeting with global business leaders to attract foreign capital.
Sports Groups Call for Suspension of Canada‑U.S. Gear Tariffs
Sports groups in Ottawa urged Canada and the United States to suspend tariffs on sports gear, citing rising costs for athletes and manufacturers and a potential drop in physical activity participation.
Ariane Lalancette Wins Women’s Title at Ottawa Ironman
Ariane Lalancette and Kiyan Sunderji, both from the University of Calgary, won the women's and men's titles respectively at the Ottawa Ironman Triathlon on August 2, 2026.
Ariane Lalancette Wins Women’s Ironman in Ottawa
Ariane Lalancette of the University of Calgary won the women's title and Kiyan Sunderji took the men's title at the Ottawa Ironman triathlon on August 2, 2026, despite a heavy rainfall warning.
Ottawa Urges Kingston Stop on High‑Speed Rail Plan
Ottawa has asked rail developer Alto to study adding a Kingston stop to the federal high‑speed rail line, which currently includes seven mandated stations across Ontario and Quebec.
Ottawa asks Alto to add Kingston to high‑speed rail plan
Ottawa has asked rail operator Alto to consider adding Kingston as a stop on the high‑speed rail line that will link Toronto and Quebec City, which currently has seven mandated stations.
Around 1,000 Protesters Gather on Parliament Hill Against High‑Speed Rail
About a thousand people protested on Ottawa's Parliament Hill on June 10, 2026, opposing the Quebec‑Toronto high‑speed rail project. The rally reflects growing public criticism as the plan advances toward construction.
