Ottawa Daily News: January 2, 2026
Last Updated: January 2, 2026 at 10:00 AM ET
The first weekend of 2026 is packed with options for Ottawa residents. From live music at Hard Rock and GRIDWRKS to the Senators hosting the Jets, Winter Wonders at the Science Museum, and free skating on the Rideau Canal—here’s your complete guide to what’s happening today and this weekend.
Welcome back to reality, Ottawa. The holidays are officially over, but the city isn’t slowing down. Whether you’re looking for live entertainment, family-friendly museum activities, outdoor skating, or a cozy night at a ByWard Market pub, this weekend has something for everyone. Let’s dive into the details.
Key Highlights
TL;DR: ⚠️ Rain warning 30-60mm Thu-Fri. Federal layoffs (30K) begin mid-Jan. CRA scams active—never pay by gift card. 30+ events this weekend: Jensen Grant Duo at Hard Rock (free), Koji Aiken at GRIDWRKS ($12-25), Senators vs Jets Sat 7 PM. Citizenship ceremonies Jan 5-8. Museums open with Canada Strong Pass discounts. Transit fares up 2.5%.
| Quick Facts | Details |
|---|---|
| 📅 Date | Friday, January 2, 2026 |
| ⚠️ Alert | Rain warning 30-60mm Thu-Fri, flash flooding possible |
| 🌡️ Weather | High -12C, Wind Chill -27C, 30% flurries |
| 💼 Jobs | 30K federal layoffs mid-Jan, job fair Jan 21 Carleton |
| 🛂 Immigration | 380K PR target 2026, citizenship Jan 5-8 |
| 🎵 Live Music | Hard Rock (free), GRIDWRKS ($12-25), Irene’s Pub |
| 🏒 Sports | Senators vs Jets (Sat 7 PM), Charge vs Minnesota (Sat 1 PM) |
| 🚗 Transit | Fares +2.5%, single $4.10, monthly $138.50 |
Breaking News & Important Updates
As of 9:00 AM ET, January 2
New Laws & Policies in Effect January 1, 2026
Federal Tax Changes The middle-class tax cut is now in effect as of January 1, 2026. Canadians in the second federal tax bracket will see reduced income tax rates, resulting in modest savings on paycheques starting this month.
Citizenship Eligibility Expanded New citizenship eligibility rules for “Lost Canadians” took effect January 1. Individuals born abroad to Canadian parents who previously lost or never acquired citizenship due to outdated laws may now be eligible. Check Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) for details.
OC Transpo Fare Increase Transit fares increased 2.5% on January 1. The adult monthly pass is now $138.50 CAD. Plan your budget accordingly.
Ottawa Police News
Man Charged in Child Exploitation Case Ottawa Police ICE Unit charged 41-year-old Trevor Newcombe on January 1 after seizing an imported sex doll resembling a child and related materials from an east-end residence on December 30. Charges include importing and possession of child sexual abuse material. The investigation is ongoing—police are seeking tips from the public.
Safety Advisory: Online Buying/Selling Ottawa Police continue advising residents on personal safety during online buying/selling activities. There have been 153 personal robbery incidents reported this year—a 21% increase from 2022. Meet in public places and consider using police station parking lots for exchanges.
Transit & Transportation
New 24-Hour Airport Bus Route OC Transpo has launched a new 24-hour bus route to Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport. Check octranspo.com for route details and schedule.
Road Conditions Very cold temperatures mean any wet surfaces freeze quickly, leading to icy patches on untreated roads and sidewalks. Winter tires are essential. Allow extra stopping distance.
Regional News
Fatal Collision A 32-year-old Ottawa woman died in an early morning crash on Highway 401 near Mississauga on January 1 at approximately 6:10 AM. The cause remains under investigation.
Smiths Falls/Brockville Fatal Crash A Smiths Falls woman and a Markham man were both pronounced dead after a head-on collision on County Road 29 near Brockville on New Year’s Eve. OPP is seeking dashcam footage from anyone in the area.
Weather & Alerts
⚠️ Rain Warning: 30-60mm Expected Thursday-Friday Environment Canada has issued a special weather statement for Ottawa North - Kanata - Orléans. A long-duration rainfall event is expected Thursday (January 2) into Friday, with 30-60mm of rain possible. This could cause flash flooding and significant water pooling on roads. Drive with caution and avoid flooded areas.
Current Conditions Wind chill reaching -27°C this morning. Dress warmly and limit time outdoors. Frostbite can occur in minutes.
Scams & Fraud Alerts
CRA Phone Scams Active Ottawa Police and the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre warn of ongoing CRA impersonation scams. Fraudsters call threatening arrest or demanding immediate payment via gift cards or cryptocurrency. The real CRA never uses aggressive language or demands payment by gift card. Hang up and report to 1-888-495-8501.
Grandparent Scams Recent Ottawa cases involve fraudsters posing as lawyers claiming a relative needs urgent bail money. Family intervention has prevented losses in several cases. Always verify by calling the family member directly on their known phone number.
Kijiji/Facebook Marketplace Robberies Increasing Ottawa has seen a rise in assaults during online marketplace meetups, particularly over phones. Use Ottawa Police Safe Trade Zones (police station parking lots) for exchanges. Never meet alone or at private residences.
Report Fraud: Ottawa Police 613-236-1222 ext. 5492 | CAFC 1-888-495-8501
Immigration & Newcomers
2026 Immigration Levels Canada’s 2026-2028 Immigration Levels Plan targets 380,000 permanent residents in 2026. Study permit caps are set at 408,000, with 155,000 new arrivals. Master’s and PhD students are exempt from the cap.
TR-to-PR Pathway A new pathway for up to 33,000 temporary workers to apply for permanent residency runs 2026-2027. Open work permit extensions continue to December 31, 2026 for eligible applicants.
Citizenship Ceremonies in Ottawa In-person citizenship ceremonies are scheduled for January 5-8, 2026 in Ottawa. Check the official IRCC tool for exact times and locations.
Free Settlement Services:
- OCISO (Ottawa Community Immigrant Services): Free settlement support, housing, health integration
- YMCA Newcomer Information Centre: Referrals for immigration, employment, education
- Catholic Centre for Immigrants: Sponsorship advice, pre-employment aid
- LINC Classes: Free language training for permanent residents and refugees (ages 18+)
Jobs & Employment Updates
Federal Layoffs Begin Mid-January Federal departments plan widespread layoffs starting mid-January 2026, targeting around 30,000 positions overall. Affected departments include Natural Resources Canada (219-700 notices), Public Service Commission (109-157), Crown-Indigenous Relations (92-94), and more. Early retirement incentives have been sent to 68,000 workers.
Job Fairs This Month:
- ASHRAE OVC Career Fair - January 21, 2026 (2:30-6:30 PM) at Carleton University, targeting HVAC/mechanical engineering students
- OPP Uniform Recruitment Info Session - January 7 (1-3 PM) at YMCA Ottawa Employment Access Centre, 1642 Merivale Rd
Wage & EI Updates Ontario minimum wage holds at $17.60/hour until October 1, 2026 (projected ~$18/hour after). New job posting rules effective January 1 require salary ranges and AI disclosure for firms with 25+ employees. Federal EI maximum insurable earnings rose to $68,900.
Transit & Getting Around
2026 Fare Changes OC Transpo fares increased 2.5% on January 1:
- Adult single ride: $4.10
- Adult monthly pass: $138.50
- EquiPass, Community Pass, and Access Pass remain unchanged
- Coming July 1: Youth under 18 ride free on weekends and holidays
Road Closures Highway 417 westbound Lyon St S on-ramp closed until spring 2026. Expect single-lane reductions on Highway 417 in various sections.
Parking Rate Increases City parking lots now charge max $26 daily (up from $25) and $8 hourly (up from $6.50).
Gas Prices Ottawa gas averages $1.22/L as of December 31, 2025.
What To Do Now
Check your paycheque this month for the new federal tax cut savings. If you’re a “Lost Canadian” or know someone who might be, visit the IRCC website for citizenship eligibility updates. For online marketplace transactions, use police station parking lots for safety. Prepare for heavy rain Thursday-Friday—check basement drains and avoid driving through flooded areas. If you received federal layoff notices, explore internal reassignment options and the early retirement incentive. Bundle up—frostbite can occur in minutes at -27°C wind chill.
Live Music Tonight: Where to Catch a Show
As of 9:00 AM ET, January 2
Image: Ottawa’s music scene kicks off the new year with performances across the city tonight.
Ottawa’s live music scene is alive and well on the first Friday of 2026. Here’s where to catch performances tonight:
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Ottawa (Kanata) The Hard Rock is hosting two free shows tonight. The Jensen Grant Duo takes the Council Oak Stage from 7:00-10:00 PM with jazz vibes, followed by Peppers of Funk at the Center Bar from 9:30-11:00 PM. A DJ keeps the party going until 1:00 AM. No cover charge—just show up (19+ for gaming floor areas).
GRIDWRKS (221 Rideau Street) Hip-hop fans should head to GRIDWRKS for Koji Aiken, presented by FMG x VORTEX. Doors open at 10:00 PM and the show runs until 2:30 AM. Support comes from Sound Provider, JRise, Topaz B2B, and Bundarbuy. Tickets range from $12.49-$24.99 USD. This is a 19+ show with legal ID required.
Irene’s Pub (885 Bank Street) One of Ottawa’s beloved live music venues reopens after the holiday break with Bumpin’ Binary Swings the Blues. Expect a modest cover at the door ($10-20 typical) for this evening show.
House of TARG (1077 Bank Street) The pinball bar and live venue is hosting an 80s Dance Party with DJ Remi Royale + The Start this weekend. Doors at 8:00 PM, cover around $12-15. This is a 19+ venue with arcade games, craft beer, and pierogies.
City at Night (222 Slater Street) Electronic music fans can catch “Substance” Progressive Night, featuring Montreal DJ/producer Jares with local support including Alain M. Expect a modest cover ($10-20 range).
More Live Music Options:
- Heart & Crown (ByWard Market) - Live bands in multiple rooms, pub atmosphere
- The Laff (ByWard Market) - Ottawa’s oldest pub, live music until 2 AM
- Rainbow Bistro (Bank Street) - Long-standing blues bar with weekend bands
- Atomic Rooster (Bank Street) - Art-lined bar with regular live music schedule
- The Gilmour (Bank Street) - Casual bar with live music and trivia nights
Coming Soon: Candlelight Concerts
- Candlelight: Coldplay & Imagine Dragons Tribute @ First Baptist Church Ottawa
- Dates: January 9, January 30, February 20, April 25, May 16
- Tickets: From $35.50 CAD
- Details: Intimate candlelit tribute concerts in a beautiful church setting
Theatre & Shows Coming This Month
January 2026 Theatre Calendar
While no major theatre premieres happen on January 2 itself, Ottawa’s theatre scene has an exciting lineup starting next week:
National Arts Centre
- Clue - January 6-11, 2026 (based on the classic board game/movie)
- Copperbelt - January 13-24, 2026 (NAC English Theatre)
- Can We Be Friends? - January 11, 2026 (Family show with puppetry and music, ages 3+)
- Tickets: Starting around $30-40+ depending on section
Gladstone Theatre
- One Small Misstep - January 28-31, 2026 (Musical comedy)
- Location: 910 Gladstone Avenue
- Tickets: From $30
Shenkman Arts Centre (Orléans)
- Ongoing comedy, music, and family events throughout January
- Location: 245 Centrum Boulevard, Orléans
- Check their calendar for east-end entertainment options
Sports This Weekend: Senators, Charge, and More
As of 9:00 AM ET, January 2
Image: The Senators host the Winnipeg Jets Saturday night at Canadian Tire Centre.
Ottawa Senators vs Winnipeg Jets
- Date: Saturday, January 3, 2026
- Time: 7:00 PM
- Location: Canadian Tire Centre, 1000 Palladium Drive, Kanata
- Tickets: Starting around $32 CAD on resale sites
- Note: The Senators are coming off a 4-3 victory over Washington on January 1st
Ottawa Charge (PWHL) vs Minnesota Frost
- Date: Saturday, January 3, 2026
- Time: 1:00 PM
- Location: TD Place, 1015 Bank Street
- Details: The women’s professional hockey team hosts the defending champion Minnesota Frost. Known for their electric atmosphere with kazoos and enthusiastic fans.
Ottawa 67’s (OHL)
- Tonight: Away game at Kingston Frontenacs, 7:05 PM (broadcast on FloHockey)
- Home games: Return to TD Place later in January
Carleton Ravens Women’s Basketball
- Date: Saturday, January 3, 2026
- Opponent: McGill
- Location: Carleton University campus
- Details: Single-game tickets available through Carleton’s platform
Museums & Attractions: What’s Open Today
As of 9:00 AM ET, January 2
Image: Winter Wonders at the Canada Science and Technology Museum runs through January 4.
All major Ottawa museums are open today with special holiday programming. The Canada Strong Pass program offers free admission for visitors 17 and under, and half-price for ages 18-24, running through January 15, 2026.
Canada Science and Technology Museum
- Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Location: 1867 St. Laurent Boulevard
- Admission: Adult $19, Senior $14.50, Youth 3-17 FREE (Canada Strong Pass)
- Special Programs:
- Winter Wonders (through Jan 4): Hands-on light experiences including the first-ever Luminorama, glow-in-the-dark painting, and interactive displays
- Tracks and Trains: Railroads in Miniature (Jan 2-3 ONLY, 10 AM-2 PM): Incredible model train displays by the Ottawa Valley HOTRAK Club with handcrafted landscapes
Canadian Museum of Nature
- Hours: 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM (extended holiday hours)
- Location: 240 McLeod Street
- Admission: Adult $24, Senior $19, Ages 18-24 $12, Children 3-12 FREE (Canada Strong Pass)
- Highlights: Fossils, Canadian wildlife galleries, Earth and biodiversity exhibits
National Gallery of Canada
- Hours: 9:30 AM - 5:00 PM
- Location: 380 Sussex Drive
- Admission: Adult $22, Senior $20, Ages 18-30 $15, Children 11 and under FREE
- Note: Guided tours and family programs running through today
Canadian War Museum
- Hours: Open standard daytime hours
- Location: 1 Vimy Place
- Details: Participating in Canada Strong Pass program
Canada Aviation and Space Museum
- Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
- Location: 11 Aviation Parkway
- Admission: Adult $16.75, Senior $14.50, Youth $11.50
Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum
- Hours: 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM (Fri hours)
- Location: 3929 Carp Road, Carp
- Details: Self-guided and guided bunker tours, escape room experiences available
Skating & Winter Recreation
As of 9:00 AM ET, January 2
Image: The Rideau Canal Skateway is partially open from Somerset to Bank Bridge.
Rideau Canal Skateway The world’s largest skating rink is partially open! Currently accessible from the Somerset access point to the Bank Bridge (3.4 km stretch). The NCC opens additional sections as weather allows. The Skateway is open 24 hours once conditions are safe. Look for Beavertails and hot chocolate vendors at access points.
Lansdowne Park Skating Court
- Hours: 6:00 AM - 11:00 PM daily
- Location: TD Place, Bank Street
- Cost: FREE (bring your own skates)
- Season: Open through March 31, 2026
Rideau Hall Historic Skating Rink
- Status: CLOSED January 2 for holiday maintenance
- Reopens: January 3, 2026
- Hours (when open): Weekdays 5-8:30 PM, Weekends 1-8:30 PM
- Location: 1 Sussex Drive (enter via Princess Gate)
- Details: Historic refrigerated rink dating to 1872, leisure skating only
Other Outdoor Rinks
- Jim Tubman Chevrolet Rink - Open daily, free
- Various community centre rinks across the city
Skiing Conditions
- Camp Fortune: Open with majority of lifts running, 2m+ base depth, machine-groomed snow
- Calabogie Peaks: 30-50 cm base, consistent conditions, day tickets available online
- Mont Cascades: Typically operating similar schedule, check conditions before going
Dining & Nightlife: Where to Eat and Drink Tonight
As of 9:00 AM ET, January 2
Image: ByWard Market offers dozens of dining and nightlife options for Friday night.
Looking for dinner, drinks, or a night out? Here are the top picks for tonight:
ByWard Market - Top Picks:
- Heart & Crown: Classic Irish pub complex with multiple rooms, live entertainment, hearty pub fare
- The Laff (Chateau Lafontaine): Ottawa’s oldest pub, live music, cheap pints, open until 2 AM
- Starling Restaurant & Bar: Contemporary cocktails, rooftop seating, happy hour food and oysters
- Apothecary Lounge: Speakeasy-style cocktail bar under York Street, intimate atmosphere
- Ember: Trendy wood-fired restaurant with oysters, pizzas, cocktails
- ALORA Ottawa & Rooftop: Modern bar-restaurant with rooftop views
Happy Hour Options:
| Restaurant | Location | Highlights |
|---|---|---|
| Starling | ByWard Market | Happy hour food, cocktails, rooftop |
| Apothecary Lounge | ByWard Market | Speakeasy, happy hour cocktails |
| NOX Eatery | Near UOttawa | Happy hour food, live music nights |
| The Clarendon Tavern | ByWard Market | Happy hour food, busy bar scene |
| Pubwells | Preston Street | Nightly features, neighbourhood pub |
Planning Your Night:
- For live music + Market: Dinner at Starling or Ember, then bands at Heart & Crown or The Laff
- For cocktails: Start at Apothecary or Clarendon, move to Bar Ocelli or The Hyde
- For Bank Street crawl: Atomic Rooster → The Gilmour → Rainbow Bistro
Library Programs & Free Events
January 2-4, 2026
Image: Ottawa Public Library branches host free drop-in programs all weekend.
Ottawa Public Library offers free drop-in programs across branches this weekend:
Friday, January 2:
- Elmvale Acres: Knitting/Crochet Circle, 2:00 PM
Saturday, January 3:
- Sunnyside: Stay and Play (preschoolers), 10:00 AM
- Manotick: Build-a-Tale storytelling games (ages 6-10), 11:00 AM
Sunday, January 4:
- Orléans: Board games & colouring drop-in, 1:00 PM
- Stittsville: Cozy Puzzle Social with refreshments, 2:00 PM
- Greenboro: Board games, cards, and games, 1:30 PM
Community Centre:
- Jack Purcell Community Centre: Free Intro to Social Square Dancing (check Facebook for time)
Weather Outlook: Cold But Clear
As of 8:00 AM ET, January 2
Image: Bundle up this morning with wind chill making it feel like -27C.
No weather warnings in effect for Ottawa.
Friday, January 2:
- High: -12C (feels like -17C with wind chill)
- Low: -22C
- Morning wind chill: -27C
- Precipitation: 30% chance of flurries
- Conditions: Mix of sun and cloud
Weekend Outlook:
| Date | High | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| Saturday, Jan 3 | -14C | Sunny, cold. 40% flurries overnight |
| Sunday, Jan 4 | -13C | Mix of sun and cloud |
Practical Tips:
- Cover exposed skin to prevent frostbite, especially Friday morning
- Roads remain navigable with winter tires—watch for icy patches
- Keep vehicles fueled and emergency supplies handy
What To Do Now (Weather)
Dress in warm layers for any outdoor activities—the -27C wind chill is no joke. If skating on the Rideau Canal, take warming breaks at the concession stands. Evening temperatures drop to -22C, so plan indoor destinations for later in the night. Conditions are excellent for skiing if you bundle up properly.
Weekend Events at a Glance
Friday, January 2:
- Jensen Grant Duo @ Hard Rock, 7-10 PM (FREE)
- Peppers of Funk @ Hard Rock, 9:30-11 PM (FREE)
- Koji Aiken @ GRIDWRKS, 10 PM-2:30 AM ($12-25)
- Bumpin’ Binary @ Irene’s Pub, evening
- Substance @ City at Night, evening
- Winter Wonders @ Science Museum, 9 AM-5 PM
- Tracks & Trains exhibit, 10 AM-2 PM (LAST DAY: Jan 3)
Saturday, January 3:
- Ottawa Charge vs Minnesota Frost @ TD Place, 1 PM
- Ottawa Senators vs Winnipeg Jets @ CTC, 7 PM
- Wry and Ginger @ Hard Rock, 7-10 PM (FREE)
- The Killer Hooks @ Hard Rock, 9:30-11 PM (FREE)
- Rideau Hall Skating Rink REOPENS
- Museums open with Canada Strong Pass discounts
All Weekend:
- Rideau Canal Skateway (Somerset to Bank)
- Lansdowne Skating Court (6 AM-11 PM, FREE)
- Camp Fortune, Calabogie skiing
- Museums: Science & Tech, Nature, National Gallery, War Museum, Aviation
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What free events are happening in Ottawa this weekend?
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino has free live music Friday and Saturday nights. The Lansdowne Park Skating Court is free daily. Ottawa Public Library branches host free drop-in programs. Children 17 and under get free museum admission through the Canada Strong Pass program running until January 15.
Q: Are the Ottawa Senators playing this weekend?
Yes, the Senators host the Winnipeg Jets on Saturday, January 3 at 7:00 PM at Canadian Tire Centre. Tickets start around $32 CAD. The team is coming off a 4-3 win over Washington on New Year’s Day.
Q: Is the Rideau Canal Skateway open?
Yes, the Rideau Canal Skateway is partially open from the Somerset access point to Bank Bridge (3.4 km). The NCC opens additional sections as weather allows. The Skateway is open 24 hours once ice conditions are safe.
Q: What’s the weather like in Ottawa this weekend?
Friday has a high of -12C with wind chill making it feel like -27C in the morning. The weekend stays cold but sunny, with highs around -13 to -14C. No weather warnings are in effect. Dress in warm layers for outdoor activities.
Q: Where can I see live music in Ottawa tonight?
Jensen Grant Duo and Peppers of Funk play free shows at Hard Rock Casino. Koji Aiken performs at GRIDWRKS on Rideau Street ($12-25). Irene’s Pub on Bank Street has blues music. House of TARG has an 80s Dance Party. Heart & Crown and The Laff in ByWard Market also feature live bands.
Q: What museums are open in Ottawa today?
All major museums are open: Canada Science and Technology Museum (9-5), Canadian Museum of Nature (9:30-5), National Gallery of Canada (9:30-5), Canadian War Museum, Canada Aviation and Space Museum (9-5), and Diefenbunker (10-4). The Canada Strong Pass offers free admission for ages 17 and under.
Q: Is there hockey in Ottawa this weekend besides the Senators?
Yes! The Ottawa Charge (women’s professional hockey) hosts the Minnesota Frost on Saturday at 1:00 PM at TD Place. The Ottawa 67’s play tonight but in Kingston (away game). Carleton Ravens women’s basketball hosts McGill on Saturday.
Q: Where can I go skiing near Ottawa this weekend?
Camp Fortune is open with 2m+ base depth and most lifts running. Calabogie Peaks has 30-50 cm base with consistent conditions. Both offer day tickets online. Check Mont Cascades directly for current conditions.
Q: What special museum exhibits are running this weekend?
The Canada Science and Technology Museum has “Winter Wonders” through January 4 and “Tracks and Trains: Railroads in Miniature” January 2-3 ONLY. The Canada Strong Pass program offers free/reduced admission at national museums through January 15.
Q: Is Rideau Hall Skating Rink open?
The Rideau Hall Historic Skating Rink is CLOSED on January 2 for holiday maintenance. It reopens Saturday, January 3 with hours from 1:00-8:30 PM on weekends and 5:00-8:30 PM on weekdays. Entry is via Princess Gate.
Final Summary
The first weekend of 2026 offers plenty of options for Ottawa residents looking to get out and enjoy the city. Live music fans have their pick of venues from the free shows at Hard Rock to hip-hop at GRIDWRKS and blues at Irene’s. Sports fans can catch the Senators, the Charge, or university basketball. Families can explore Winter Wonders at the Science Museum (don’t miss the Tracks and Trains exhibit—it ends Sunday!). And outdoor enthusiasts can skate the Rideau Canal or hit the slopes at Camp Fortune.
Bundle up—that -27C wind chill is serious business—but don’t let the cold keep you inside. Ottawa has too much happening this weekend.
Sources & References
- Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Ottawa - Live entertainment schedule
- Ottawa Senators - Game schedule and tickets
- Ottawa Charge PWHL - Women’s hockey schedule
- Canada Science and Technology Museum - Hours and exhibits
- Canadian Museum of Nature - Hours and programs
- National Gallery of Canada - Hours and admission
- NCC Rideau Canal Skateway - Skating conditions
- Ottawa Public Library - Program listings
- Environment Canada - Weather forecasts
- Ottawa Police Service - News releases
This daily news roundup covers events and news for Ottawa residents. For the latest updates, check venue websites and social media. Looking for indoor activities in Ottawa or free things to do? We’ve got you covered.
