1. Ontario Budget Prioritizes Spending Amid Tariff Impacts
Premier Doug Ford’s government is set to table a budget favoring infrastructure and program spending over balancing the books, aiming to counteract economic slowdowns caused by U.S. tariffs
2. Ottawa Charge Lead PWHL Semifinal Series
The Ottawa Charge secured a 1–0 victory over the Montréal Victoire, taking a 2–1 lead in their PWHL semifinal series, with rookie goalie Gwyneth Philips earning her first playoff shutout.
3. E-Scooters Return to Ottawa Streets
Ottawa’s e-scooter rental program has resumed, allowing residents and visitors to use e-scooters across the city for the summer season.
4. Ottawa Libraries to Eliminate Late Fees
The Ottawa Public Library announced it will end late fees starting July 1, aiming to make its services more accessible and equitable.
5. Fatal Collision on Industrial Avenue
Ottawa Police are seeking witnesses after a woman in her 60s was fatally struck by a vehicle while in a wheelchair on Industrial Avenue.
6. National Arts Centre Unveils 2025–26 Season Lineup
The National Arts Centre has announced a diverse lineup for its 2025–26 season, featuring concerts, theatrical productions, and dance events.
