Students enrolled in a new kind of “self-directed” learning institute set to open at the Bronson Centre in January will mark a return of formal education to the original site of Immaculata High School. 
Brielle Morgan, Centretown NewsAbby Karos is the co-director of the city's first self-directed learning centre.
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Laurier bike lanes causing parking problems: action group
Residents at the west end of Laurier Avenue are calling for better street design in response to parking headaches caused by the street’s new segregated bike lanes.
Councillors shift money to fund low-income housing benefit
City councillors have agreed to move $250,000 from the Ottawa’s daycare budget to fill a gap left from provincial funding cuts to disability programs.
Downtown church to turn into a shelter for homeless youth
The basement of a downtown church should be transformed soon into a small, temporary homeless shelter for youth after a city committee recently approved a zoning change to permit the charitable outreach initiative.
Amanda Stephen, Centretown NewsThe basement of First Baptist Church may soon welcome homeless youth.