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After being certified as a silver-level Ontario EcoSchool last June, Immaculata Catholic High School hopes to gain gold this year by engaging more of the student body in their environmental initiatives, says Eco Club Co-President Camila Moya.
The Willson Carbide Mill appears to be a useless, abandoned building, crumbling with age and neglect, but earlier this month the federal government announced plans to give the National Capital Commission $1.5-million to restore the building. 
Karli McKinnon, Centretown NewsThe NCC is putting money into stabilizing the Wilson Carbide Mill, a heritage building on Victoria Island.
Anglicans in Centretown will have an opportunity to hear the Archbishop of Canterbury take on the economy later this month, when he participates in a globally webcast theological conference.
A proposed streetcar line along Sparks Street has received mixed reviews from businesses on the street.