Archive 1997-2016
For the past 15 years, the Ottawa-Carleton Wildlife Centre has been a model of selfless voluntarism.
With the vision, personal caring and dedication of the founders, employees, volunteers, corporate and private patrons, the centre has progressed and grown to become an internationally recognized model of good urban wildlife rehabilitation and conflict resolution practices — the best in North America!
Nearly a year old, the O-Train has been so successful that city officials are hoping to bump up its service from three times an hour to four times by the end of October.
The City of Ottawa’s $400,000 pesticide education blitz is officially over, but the battle against pesticides is just beginning.
The owner of a Bank Street pool hall says he may have to shut down as a result of the largest series of fines yet under Ottawa’s smoking bylaw.