February 2015 - Page 4 of 27

February 21, 2015 Radiyah Chowdhury

Centretown groups vow to end poverty

"It's time for a plan to end poverty in Canada," bluntly states the National Anti-Poverty Plan, released recently by the Dignity for All campaign.

February 21, 2015 Jane Hobson

North-south cycling path proposed for O’Connor Street

Coun. Keith Egli, the newly installed chair of the city’s transportation committee, has highlighted a proposed north-south cycling path along O’Connor Street as a key priority for the next four-year term of council.

February 21, 2015 Evelyn Shen Yu

Immaculata offers online service to make school payments

Starting in March, parents with children attending Immaculata High School will be able to make school payments online by using a service called School Cash Online.

With School Cash Online, parents will be able to pay for things such as yearbooks and school trips without having to double-check that the cash or cheque was safely delivered. read more

February 21, 2015 Kelly O’Brien

LGBTQ support groups for immigrants, refugees look to expand

Centretown support groups for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer (LGBTQ) immigrants and refugees are hoping to expand the services currently provided in the city, claiming that what’s in place is not enough.