Katelyn Wilson

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Katelyn Wilson

What’s the secret to a long and lasting marriage? For dozens of couples in Ottawa, it comes down to faith, love and for some, a promise made decades ago. On Sunday, couples gathered inside the historic Notre Dame Cathedral Basilica to renew their commitments and celebrate milestones, from five years of marriage, to sixty. “It’s like celebrating small victories or big victories if you can say that,” said Don Del Castillo with the Couples for Christ Ottawa Chapter.

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Katelyn Wilson

A powerful storm that ripped through Ottawa Tuesday night left thousands in the dark and one family business in Greely picking up the pieces after losing its roof. Albion Glass & Aluminum took a direct hit from fierce winds clocked at up to 90 kilometres an hour, according to Environment Canada. The storm peeled back the roof of the building, scattering debris across the property and knocking out power. “I was shocked at first. There’s a lot of debris everywhere.

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Katelyn Wilson

OC Transpo rolled out its “New Ways to Bus” plan Sunday, a sweeping redesign aimed at connecting more riders to the LRT, shortening bus routes and boosting reliability across the city. The new system brings new routes, new stops and quicker connections to the train, with promises of faster and more frequent service. Nearly every route across Ottawa has been changed, redesigned or renumbered — all part of OC Transpo’s push to hit a service reliability target of 99.5 percent.

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Katelyn Wilson

With the economy in flux and hybrid work reshaping office life, some of Ottawa’s top leaders gathered Wednesday to focus on the future and to explore opportunities. The 2025 City Building Summit brought together business leaders, policymakers and developers with a focus on growing a vibrant downtown core. “To have a strong and resilient economy for Ottawa.

1 month ago | ctvnews.ca | Katelyn Wilson

A newly built semi-detached property in Embrun has been deemed unsafe after a devastating flood last month displaced tenants and left homeowners demanding answers. “If I was made aware of any grading issues or any concerns of water, I 110 per cent would have not purchased this home,” said homeowner Brenden Haldane. Haldane purchased the home in the community of St. Thomas Place, about 45 kilometres southeast of Ottawa, last February as an investment.