Ericsson, the world’s top mobile network gear maker, agreed to buy part of the North American GSM business of bankrupt Nortel Networks to help boost its presence in the key U.S. market.

Senior bureaucrats overseeing economic stimulus spending told MPs Tuesday they aren’t tracking how many jobs are being created by projects that are supposed to kick-start Canada’s economy

Although Canada is spending more than $500 million on the development of an American-built stealth fighter aircraft and is considering earmarking billions of dollars more to purchase the planes, the U.S. won’t be sharing key software needed to maintain the jets.

The dreary concrete barriers on the perimeter of the U.S. Embassy in downtown Ottawa could soon be carted away as the rigid post-9/11 security era is relaxed.

Kevin O’Leary is a real son of a bitch.

Opposition party candidates practised “in-and-out” transactions during the 2006 election campaign similar to those at the centre of a Conservative party legal action against Elections Canada, the Tories' lawyers argued in court Tuesday.

A large pile of smouldering rubble was all that remained of a barn near Appleton, just west of Ottawa.

Rogers Communications Inc. formally lost its title as the fastest and most reliable wireless network in the country on Tuesday after a B.C. court ruled there was "no basis" for the claim

The RCMP has finished its investigation into the missing gold from the Royal Canadian Mint and has concluded there was no theft, Tory minister Rob Merrifield announced in the House of Commons on Tuesday.

A bulldozer was brought in about 3 p.m. Tuesday to bury the smouldering rubble of a barn near Appleton, just west of Ottawa.

Firefighters were at the scene of a barn fire Tuesday afternoon near Appleton, just west of Ottawa.

Ottawa Senators No. 1 goaltender, Pascal Leclaire, has a broken cheek bone, the result of being hit by an errant puck while on the bench during Monday’s 4-3 overtime win over the Washington Capitals.

A sixth Ottawa resident has died this fall as a result of flu-related complications.

Ottawa Senators No. 1 goaltender, Pascal Leclaire, has a broken jaw, the result of being hit by an errant puck while on the bench during Monday’s 4-3 overtime win over the Washington Capitals.

Ottawa Senators number one goaltender Pascal Leclaire was not at practice Tuesday morning, after suffering an injury when hit with an errant puck on the bench during Monday’s 4-3 overtime win over the Washington Capitals.

The City of Ottawa has unveiled new monitoring technology for its salt trucks that it says will save money and reduce the use of salt to keep roads free of ice in winter.

The number of people collecting regular employment insurance benefits jumped more than seven per cent in September, after declining in the previous two months, Statistics Canada reported Tuesday.

Mike Fisher scored in overtime to give the Ottawa Senators a 4-3 comeback victory over the Washington Capitals at Scotiabank Place Monday night.

Stop teaching official languages to middle-aged bureaucrats, says language czar Graham Fraser, and get universities to pre-qualify their students for federal jobs

Haydain Neale, the Juno Award-winning singer-songwriter who was the creative force behind Canadian R&B group jacksoul, died of lung cancer on Sunday, a little more than a week before the release of a new album that was to mark his return to the recording industry.