
Aging population pushes city to provide more services
Jason Chen, Centretown News
Dominique Paris-MacKay is leading an initiative to make city services more accessible to seniors.Archive 1997-2016
Ottawa is not ready to adapt to the rapidly aging population in its suburban and rural areas, which could further burden already encumbered services in the city centre, say old-age service providers.
Jason Chen, Centretown NewsDominique Paris-MacKay is leading an initiative to make city services more accessible to seniors.
The Centretown Citizens Community Association is encouraging drivers to be more aware after a recent report found seniors in urban areas are at high risk of being struck by cars.
The City of Ottawa’s plan to reinstate full fees for restaurant patios after a two-year, low-fee pilot project along Preston Street sparked criticism from a leading voice for Centretown businesses.
An application by Hooley's Pub to build a sidewalk patio on Elgin Street is in the hands of the community.
Kayla Redstone, Centretown NewsHooley's Pub has requested permission to create a sidewalk patio facing Elgin Street.