As plans for the reconstruction of Bronson Avenue move forward, one Centretown resident is still looking for a way to safely cross the road at Gladstone Avenue. 
Victor Ryan, Centretown NewsLana Stewart says plans for Bronson and Gladstone avenues will only make a bad intersection worse.
Month: January 2012
One-way streets may be thing of the past
A community design plan is proposing that some of the busiest one-way downtown streets go two-way in an effort to reduce the volume of traffic during rush hour.
Future of Duke of Somerset uncertain despite settlement
The future of a heritage building on Somerset Street is still unclear, despite a partial settlement between the City of Ottawa and the owner of the building. 
Lauren Mitsuki, Centretown NewsThe city has been awarded a settlement in a legal battle over Somerset House on Bank and Somerset streets. The fate of the heritage building is still uncertain.
Feds still paying rent on former parole office
Nearly five months after the Elgin Street parole office was relocated to Bank Street, the federal government is still paying rent on the building with no plans for a new use of the space.