Archive 1997-2016
Sixty years ago, the victory of the Second World War was fresh in Canada’s conscience. After storming the beaches of Normandy, liberating the Netherlands, and battling through Italy, over one million military men and women were returning home.
Canadians have a good habit of helping our world neighbours when a disaster hits. Whether it was the 9/11 terrorist attacks in the U.S., the South-Asian tsunami, or the recent earthquake in Pakistan, Canadians have shown themselves to be a compassionate lot.
After a recent string of burglaries in Centretown, Ottawa police are warning residents to lock up their homes and befriend their neighbours.
Helen Nixon is frustrated. Last month, the 80-year-old McLeod Street resident received her 2005 property value assessment from the Municipal Property Assessment Corporation (MPAC), the agency responsible for residential property assessments in Ontario.