Charlie Senack

Charlie Senack is the editor of the Kitchissippi Times, a vibrant community newspaper serving Ottawa's west end. With a deep passion for local storytelling, Charlie has dedicated his career to amplifying the voices of the Ottawa community and uncovering the stories that matter most to its residents. Known for his journalistic integrity and creative flair, Charlie brings energy and insight to every issue, fostering connections and shining a spotlight on the people, places, and events that make Ottawa unique.

Neil Saravanamuttoo pitches $1 transit fares, public housing expansion in mayoral bid

Ottawa mayoral candidate Neil Saravanamuttoo says the city needs to think bigger when it...

Mark Sutcliffe seeks second term with promises to lower transit fares, hold down taxes

Four years after winning the mayor’s race as a political newcomer, Mark Sutcliffe is...

Jeff Leiper takes Kitchissippi record into mayoral race

For the first time in more than a decade, Jeff Leiper won’t be asking...

Transit, safety, and intensification: Kitchissippi candidates weigh in on ward’s biggest issues

Colourful election signs are once again lining streets across Ottawa as candidates make their...

Meet the OCDSB trustee candidates running in Somerset Ward

The race to represent Somerset Ward at the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board is offering...

Accessibility at the forefront of Dillon Anderson’s So,reset council campaign 

Dillon Anderson says accessibility is about more than fixing sidewalks or ensuring elevators work....
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Rob Dekker on the ballot for city council in Somerset Ward

After nearly 25 years living in Ottawa’s Golden Triangle, Rob Dekker says he has...

Michael Tay brings frontline social service experience to Somerset Ward race

After nearly two decades working on the front lines of housing, homelessness and mental...

Spencer Radford seeks Bay Ward council seat

Spencer Radford says his decision to run for Bay Ward city council is rooted...

Inside The Royal’s new approach to urgent mental health care

When Cara Vaccarino arrived in Ottawa to take over as president and CEO of...

How Ottawa is marking the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Ottawa residents will have several opportunities to gather, learn and reflect on Wednesday as...

Ottawa turns 200 this weekend. Here’s some forgotten stories from its past

Ottawa residents are no strangers to the history of Canada’s capital. Stories of the...
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