Archive 1997-2016
Prostitutes, MPs, and social workers blame Canada’s Criminal Code for violence and exploitation in the sex trade but the jury is still out as to whether the solution is decriminalization or legalization
A pesticide ban on private property may be delayed but it is not dead, say city council health committee members.
By Russell Catt
Centretown businesses cautiously support the provincial government’s proposed hydroelectricity reforms, but are frustrated that the government didn’t act sooner to prevent soaring prices.
The problems began last May when the provincial government opened the hydroelectricity market.
The Rideau Canal Pedestrian Crossing has been delayed once again, falling victim to a budget full of fee increases and service cuts.