In the wake of several high-profile teen suicides, the Ontario government is drafting anti-bullying legislation that would require schools to crack down on the behaviour.
Criminalizing bullying unwise
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Month: March 2012
Police warn students, parents about dangers of sexting
A cell phone can provide children with a measure of security by connecting them with their parents, but it can also expose them to the dangers of cyberbullying, harassment and child pornography, says Const. Amy Haggerty of the Ottawa police.
Not everybody is happy with NCC’s vision for Ottawa
Hundreds of Canadians participated during the National Capital Commission’s cross-country tour on the future design of the nation’s capital, despite criticism from local residents last year that the project was just another bureaucratic plan with nothing to deliver.
Hope for new OC Transpo leadership
Centretown community leaders are optimistic that the new leadership at OC Transpo can bolster the efficiency of Ottawa’s much-lambasted bus system in the downtown core.