Ottawa Centre’s MPP will have to rethink his private member’s bill if laws on prostitution become of no force and effect in Ontario.
Prostitution ruling forces review of SCAN legislation
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Month: October 2010
‘They weren’t the enemy’
The six Costantini children could do nothing but watch as their home was ransacked and their father was taken away. Not one of them was told why he was being taken. Not one was told where he was being taken to. Not one knew if he was ever coming back.
Lasia Kretzel, Centretown NewsTrina Costantini-Powell gazes wistfully at two hand-drawn portraits of her grandfather, Guiseppe Costantini, who was interned as an enemy alien during the Second World War.
Bus overcrowding blamed on U-Pass
With the introduction of the much anticipated U-Pass in September, bus routes have become overcrowded and many university students have been subjected to long waits as buses “fly” by their stop.
Condo project to include bridge, grocery store
Residents of Little Italy can expect a new pedestrian bridge spanning the O-train tracks near Carling Avenue and a new grocery store as part of a condominium development project on Hickory Street, say city planners and developers. 
City of OttawaAn artist's rendering of the proposed condominium development on Hickory Street.