A long-discussed O-Train station at Gladstone Avenue may finally become reality if Kitchissippi Coun. Katherine Hobbs has her way.
Councillor pushes Gladstone train stop
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Tourism going wireless
Tourism is going hi-tech in Ottawa with wireless Internet to be available at major landmarks by the end of this year.
City seeks to widen smoking ban
City council has tabled new smoking bylaw restrictions in an effort to further crack down on the dangers of second-hand smoke.
Adrianna Banaszek, Centretown NewsSights such as this may disappear from city parks if the Ottawa Board of Health has its way and city council extends the current smoking ban.
Cyclists call bicycle license unnecessary
Local cyclists are calling idea suggestion that bicycles should be licensed unnecessary and too complicated.