Archive 1997-2016
It’s time for Ottawa to legalize Uber. Why? Because in the words of Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau, it’s 2016. Nearly four years after the California-based company was introduced to the Canadian market, the ride-hailing app is only legal in one Canadian city, Edmonton.
Deanne Pittman, Centretown News
A group of web developers work in Invest Ottawa offices located at 80 Aberdeen St. Roll up your sleeves: Ottawa is about to get a whole lot more innovative.
Construction on new noise barriers along Highway 417 in downtown Ottawa could begin as early as this summer, the Ontario Ministry of Transportation revealed at a Feb. 3 transportation committee meeting at city hall.
Deanne Pittman, Centretown News
An exhibit by First Nations artist Barry Ace at city hall's Karsh-Masson Gallery examines indigenous stereotypes. His work is on display until March 6.Barry Ace’s Mnemonic (RE)Manifestations exhibit opened Jan. 28 at city hall’s Karsh- Masson Gallery, where the artist was present to speak to an audience about his latest solo exhibition.