Le député néo-démocrate Paul Dewar (Ottawa-Centre) a publié le rapport des consultations qu’il a tenues auprès de groupes et de citoyens sur l’avenir du cyclisme à Ottawa.

Lire la suite : Pour un meilleur réseau cyclable à Ottawa

The Ottawa Citizen

For residents of Copenhagen, Denmark, up to 60 per cent of trips -- errands and commutes -- are made by bicycle. In most Canadian cities, residents use a bicycle for only about one or two per cent of trips.

Lire la suite : Cities made for cyclists

The Ottawa Citizen

Gatineau Park is often described as a jewel on Ottawa's doorstep. But as valuables go, the 363-square kilometre expanse of hills, lakes, rocks and breathtaking vistas, has long been poorly insured against damage.

Lire la suite : The perfect backyard

The Globe and Mail
Paul Koring

ARRESTED OVERSEAS

CSIS calls for investigation of Abdelrazik affair

Lawyer for Canadian stranded in Sudan rejects move as a ploy, says anti-terrorist agency is failing to come clean on its role

Lire la suite : CSIS calls for investigation of Abdelrazik affair

The Ottawa Citizen

It cost the Harper government about $6.5 million to halt work on the Portrait Gallery of Canada on Wellington Street and to seek another location, according to internal government documents.

Lire la suite : Cancelling portrait gallery plan cost $6.5M: documents; Tories 'spent that money and we got zero value,' NDP's Dewar says

The Ottawa Citizen
Glen McGregor

In poker, it's called a semi-bluff: a player with a good, but not great, hand bets big in the hope of scaring opponents into folding.

Lire la suite : MPs go all-in and bluff to end transit strike

The Ottawa Citizen
Paul Dewar

As we approach the 50th day of the longest-lasting bus strike in our city's history, it is time for both parties to end the strike by agreeing to binding arbitration with no caveats.

Lire la suite : This crisis must end

The Ottawa Citizen
Kathryn May

As bureaucrats scramble to find ways to help stave off a federal deficit, Parliament's new budget officer is quietly beginning a review of one of government's biggest and riskiest capital costs -- large information technology projects.

Lire la suite : Billions in federal IT projects under review