Centretown residents fear a recent Ontario Superior Court ruling will upset the character of the community and usher in an era of planning uncertainty.
Residents ponder height ruling
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Month: February 2016
Uber drives local taxi union to protest
Deanne Pittman, Centretown News
Taxi drivers protest on Parliament Hill against the Uber ride-sharing service.Ottawa’s taxi union is now asking for more involvement from the federal government in resolving the ongoing ride-sharing controversy after multiple protests over the past few months, including a Feb. 2 rally of approximately 400 taxi drivers against Uber on Parliament Hill.
Local learning centre to host class on iconic Centretown buildings
The Westboro Brainery, a local learning centre, is hosting a class on the history of certain Centretown apartment buildings this Friday, Feb. 12.
Thousands provide feedback on LeBreton Flats proposals
Approximately 8,000 Canadians provided feedback towards the future LeBreton Flats development after the National Capital Commission (NCC) invited people to submit their opinions online comparing the two proposals.