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.
Councillors shift money to fund low-income housing benefit
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Health centres get funds for seniors’ care
The Champlain Local Health Integration Network has received $11.1 million in annual funding to be allocated to community-based health centres across the region to improve care for seniors and people with mental health problems and addictions.
City’s development policies criticized as ‘hodge-podge’
A recent decision by the City of Ottawa to put a Preston Street development on hold is an example of the city’s “hodge-podge,” ad hoc approach to intensification, experts say.
Downtown condo demand to grow, but prices expected to go down
More lower-priced condominiums are expected to be developed in downtown Ottawa over the next few years due to the demand for more affordable housing from first-time homebuyers, according to a senior market analyst with the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corp.