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A group representing Canada’s horticultural industry is hoping to bring the International Horticultural Exhibition to Ottawa in 2017. Marketed as the “Olympics of Horticulture,” the proposed exhibition would bring the city its own botanical garden and more colour all around.
Ottawa’s taxi industry is about to undergo a major overhaul in the way it does business. 
Hanna Lange-Chenier, Centretown NewsCoventry Connections is in the process of bringing "app technology" to its taxi service. Once installed, customers will be able to virtually hail a cab, track it via GPS and pay for its services.
Provincial wildlife officials are expected to finalize plans next month for the recovery of disappearing American Eel populations in the Ottawa River.
Scientists now know more about the early evolutionary history of seals, sea lions and walruses thanks to a researcher’s discovery at the Canadian Museum of Nature. 
Courtesy Canadian Museum of NatureThomas Cullen and Dr. Natalia Rybczynski examine fossils at the Canadian Museum of Nature's collection facility in Gatineau.