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While local politicians and community groups say they’re excited about plans to develop Lebreton Flats, they’re skeptical that the National Capital Commission will be able to implement the plans anytime soon.
Cuts won’t run as deep as originally thought for English as a Second Language programs in Ottawa schools, thanks to recent funding changes made by the provincial government.
Students studying English as a second language at St. Anthony may be forced to transfer if the Ottawa-Carleton Catholic School Board decides it can save space and money by closing the school.St. Anthony closure may force 112 ESL students to find new school
The National Capital Commission has once again outraged local politicians, this time with its latest plans for the downtown core.