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'Too much talk:' Indigenous leaders want action from local candidates on key reconciliation issues

First Nations members, Métis and Inuit, many long-denied even such fundamental rights as clean drinking water, have for years sought redress and reconciliation for historic and ongoing maltreatment they’ve experienced, with little progress.

Canada's long struggle to get our allies out of Afghanistan — and how it ended in failure

'We are going to lose more of the people and their family members.... That blood is on our government’s hands'

Tasha Kheiriddin: Erin O'Toole looked prime ministerial during first leaders debate

The Conservatives now have the front-runner target on their back

Van Dusen: Election 2021 — Scrambling for the Quebec sweet spot in the first campaign debate

Yves-Fran?ois Blanchet played the guardian of Quebec values in a way that was impossible to out-orthodox and that forced every other leader to clarify his position.

Naqvi proposes protection law for Experimental Farm while Civic Hospital project rolls on

The city's planning mittee is scheduled to consider the master plan for the new hospital next month.

Transport driver hurt as rig lands on Highway 401 median in South Dundas

A westbound lane reduction was in effect Friday morning after a tractor-trailer went into the median of Highway 401 in South Dundas, south of Ottawa.

Hydro Ottawa reports outages in Rideau-Rockcliffe, Rideau-Vanier wards

Hydro Ottawa reported late Friday morning that it was dealing with multiple power outages affecting 4,499 customers in the city’s Rideau-Rockcliffe and Rideau-Vanier wards.

Firefighters douse fire at mixed-use building in Sandy Hill

Crews made quick work of a fire on the ground floor of a three-storey mixed-use building on Somerset Street East at Russell Avenue early Friday morning.

S?reté du Québec seek man following armed assault, hit-and-run on Highway 50

The incident occurred Aug. 16, around 2:30 p.m., when there was an accident between two vehicles on Highway 50.

One injured in crash, derailment of two freight trains in central Prescott

There were no hazardous materials involved in the accident, CN reported.

Van Dusen: Election 2021 — Scrambling for the Quebec sweet spot in the first campaign debate

Yves-Fran?ois Blanchet played the guardian of Quebec values in a way that was impossible to out-orthodox and that forced every other leader to clarify his position.

Dobrowolski: Ontario can't skimp on a safe back-to-school plan again

Last year, for instance, Education Minister Stephen Lecce promised a cap of 15 students per class, but the government never followed through. And many schools don't have proper ventilation yet.

Pinder: Walking versus 'windshield' bias — a tale of two Bank Streets

While it may look continuous on a map, there are in fact two distinct parts of Bank Street: the one built for people, and the one built for cars. Experiencing both on foot taught me a lot about how we can improve transportation in Ottawa.

Pellerin: Montreal shows it's smart by betting on people over cars

Did you know that Rue Ste-Catherine was mostly pedestrian now? Me neither, and I nearly fainted. It used to be a rite of passage for Quebec teenagers to survive jaywalking there.

Adam: City of Ottawa needs to say how it will pay for its share of the new Civic hospital

Other cities have found different ways to help hospital projects move forward, and Ottawa needs to do the same.

GARRIOCH: The Ottawa Senators sign winger Drake Batherson to a six-year, $29.85 million deal

Drake Batherson is signed, sealed and ready to deliver.

GAME DAY: Montreal Alouettes at Ottawa Redblacks

Montreal Alouettes (1-2) at Ottawa Redblacks (1-2) FIVE THINGS to WATCH THE BIG O: Scoring is down league wide, with Ottawa at the bottom. Through 15 games, scoring has averaged just 38 points per game, pared to 49.5 in 2019. Without a pre-season in 2021, the first few weeks have served somewhat as that, but in Weeks 3 and 4, the average rose slightly to 40. The Redblacks have scored just once on offence in 40 possessions, with 23 two-and-outs. Ottawa is averaging just 188.7 yards of net offence in three games — the lowest first three-game total since Winnipeg (2005) at 140.3 yards. THE JOY OF SACKS: Interestingly enough, so far this season, no CFL team that has allowed a sack has gone on to score a touchdown on that drive. Over 419 possessions, there have been 64 sacks Allowed (4.27 per game). Both the Alouettes’ offensive and defensive lines have been good. They are No. 2 in sacks with 11 and have allowed just two. That’s a big plus-9. The Redblacks have allowed 13 sacks, tied for worst (with Hamilton) in the league, and have sacked opposing QBs five times (seventh). That’s a minus-8. TURNING IT OVER: In their first game, the Redblacks defence was flying around making big plays. Two interceptions by Abdul Kanneh (one for a 102-yard touchdown) and one by Randall Evans were all huge momentum changers in the win over the Elks. The defence has remained tough in the Red Zone, but needs to force turnovers vs. Montreal. THE RUN GAME: The Als have the run game, it hasn’t really been that way for the Redblacks, who got 35 and 39 yards from Timothy Flanders in Games 1 and 2 before he went down with injury, then 43 yards from rookie Justin Davis a week ago. The Redblacks need to figure out a way to work receivers DeVonte Dedmon and Ryan Davis into the run game as well. HOME DISADVANTAGE: Playing at home hasn’t been kind to the Redblacks. After winning just one game at TD Place in 2019, the Redblacks lost again last week. It’s time for the team to give its fans something to cheer about. KEY MATCHUP Als RB William Stanback vs. Redblacks defence If Stanback, a 6-foot, 233-lb., bowling ball, gets a head of steam, he eats up big chunks of yardage. The key, as the Hamilton Tiger-Cats showed last week, is getting him running horizontally, not vertically — getting his shoulders turned to the side. After weeks of 112 and 82 yards rushing, he was limited to 40 in 12 carries last week by the Ticats. He’s still averaging 78 yards per game. If Stanback, who had 1,048 yards rushing in just 14 games in 2019, gets 100 yards vs. the Redblacks, it’s probably game over for the home side. NOTEWORTHIES Redblacks QB Matt Nichols has a terrific record as a starter vs Montreal; he’s 5-1 with nine TD passes … Ottawa’s defence has held opponents to three TDs in 44 drives (6.8%). The CFL average is 11%. … The Als rank first in converting second-down chances at 50% and are No. 2 in ball control with a Time of Possession of 31:22 … Ottawa has two pass pletions of 20-plus yards, Montreal has seven. Montreal has eight explosive play long gainers, and Ottawa has one … The Als have won three of the last four games against the Redblacks, which follows a run of six straight Ottawa wins … Changes in Ottawa’s lineup: OL Andrew Pickett, LB Brad Cowan and DL Reshaan Davis in, DB Gump Hayes and DL Cleyon Laing return. LS Louis-Philippe Bourassa out, replaced by Frederic Chagnon. WR Quan Bray and OL Tony Washington are among those out for Montreal. OUR TAKE Als 23, Redblacks 20 Switched my pick last week, had the Redblacks beating the Lions.? Until they win again, I’m not picking them — sort of the strategy I took in 2019. The Redblacks defence is good, but so is the Alouettes’ offence if Vernon Adams finds his form. I think the Redblacks’ offence begins taking bigger steps forward here, a good sign moving forward. Bottom line: Ottawa still ranks last in too many offensive categories. STATS PACK Ottawa Points For 12.7 (9th) Points Against 19.7 (6th) Yards Passing 151 (9th) Yards Rushing 63 (9th) Net Offence 189 (9th) Net Offence Against 402 (9th) Montreal Points For 20.7 (3rd) Points Against 22.7 (9th) Yards Passing 220 (7th) Yards Rushing 127 (1st) Net Offence 337 (6th) Net Offence Against? 321 (5th)

GARRIOCH: Drake Batherson is confident he'll get a deal done in time to be at Ottawa Senators training camp

Drake Batherson doesn’t sound the least bit concerned.

SOMETHING FOR JOEY: Amazing memories as Swarbrick leaves Redblacks football ops

It’s been an amazing ride for Joey Swarbrick, who saw the Ottawa Redblacks start from scratch when he joined the expansion team as a football operations assistant in September of 2013, several months before the first game.

GARRIOCH: Isn't it time for the province to let Ontario's NHL teams know what their capacity will be?

Stop me if you’ve heard this before, but we’re getting the same old song and dance from the Ontario government.

How Canada's Simu Liu went from low-budget Crimson Defender to Marvel's Shang-Chi

Before the Ten Rings — and on a much smaller budget — there was Crimson Defender vs. the Slightly Racist Family

Autumn's new big-screen releases give us something to look forward to

From spectacles to small dramas, there are reasons to go back to the cinema this fall

Here they go again - ABBA reunite for first new album in 40 years

Mayfair supporters go into 'panic mode,' voice support for theatre whose building is for sale

"It’s very nice to be thought of. Once again, people have our backs during potential bad news."

Tom Cruise films 'Top Gun,' 'Mission: Impossible' delayed amid COVID wave

East and west: Minto munities launches a mix of singles and towns in Kanata and Orléans

Just as Minto munities closes out its current east- and west-end developments, the builder is set to open two new ones to replace them.

? Sleep well, even when temperatures sizzle

There’s lots of reasons to love steaming-hot summer days. Until, of course, they turn into sweltering summer nights, when tossing and turning in the heat can increase heart and respiratory rates, cause heartburn, and heighten symptoms of menopause, acid reflux, and other health conditions.

Not just a meme: cats really do want you to return to the office

Owners should not take cat stress personally, as the animals favour routine so any sudden changes can upset them, a veterinary nurse says

Cook this: Pork and grits from Rodney Scott's World of BBQ

Pork and grits 'takes me back to Grandma's house,' says pitmaster Rodney Scott

Mike Holmes: A finished basement can plete a home

CIBC strikes deal to take over Costco credit card business in Canada

Banks are looking for ways to boost credit revenue as Canadians cut back on high-interest borrowing

'Hallelujah': Restaurant owners cheer vaccine certificates as the COVID's fourth wave looms

Checking vaccination status is a small price to pay for restaurants to remain safe, restauranteurs say

Posthaste: Canadian small businesses are drowning in debt

CFIB estimates they owe $139-billion — and some say they will never be able to pay it back

Spartan creditors strike deal to keep biotech firm operating, if the court agrees

A second, unspecified technical glitch forced to Spartan to recall a product known as the Cube and to file for creditor protection in April.

Ciena's post-COVID role: market share thief

"We're very well placed to navigate through this, more than anyone else in the industry."

City of Toronto to pilot autonomous shuttle project open in new tab

It'll ply the West Rouge area this fall and winter

10 racing video games to look forward to in 2021 and 2022 open in new tab

Driving games, including 'Forza Horizon 5,' are getting a huge upgrade in the next year

Oletha Who? It's a modern-day BMW Z8 open in new tab

It has a V8 engine and six-speed manual

Audi is going wheels up with its Grandsphere concept open in new tab

Audi to present its "private jet for the road" at IAA 2021

NL drivers given more tools to help prevent moose collisions open in new tab

Bullwinkle is a major threat on provincial roads

I work at a COVID vaccine clinic. This is what people ask open in new tab

Why does it take two weeks to develop the 95 per cent level of immunity and other mon questions

ADVICE: My feet are a mess, even after a pedicure open in new tab

Daily moisturizing and regular exfoliating can help soften your 'nature's shoes'

MS and depression can be deadly mix, study says open in new tab

Canada has one of the highest rates of multiple sclerosis in the world

Vaccines are 'massively reducing' long COVID cases open in new tab

Roughly one in five people infected with the novel coronavirus get 'long COVID,' according to U.K. data

Belly fat and weak muscles risky for seniors: study open in new tab

The accumulation of abdominal fat can trigger inflammation that depletes muscle mass and decreases strength