When Bronson Avenue resident Brad Smallwood found out that his street was going to be repaired, he was concerned his wheelchair wouldn’t be able to navigate a road that would be a construction zone for the next two years. 
Richard Coelho, Centretown NewsBrad Smallwood is worried that the construction on Bronson Avenue will hinder wheelchair access to his apartment building.
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Federal dithering scuppers local Inuit youth program
This month, Ottawa’s Inuit community centre, Tungasuvvingat Inuit, is celebrating 25 years of supporting Ottawa’s Inuit community, but it will also mark a full year without its youth services.
Occupy movement re-ignites as weather warms up
With the spring weather warming up, so are conversations about reinstating an Occupy Ottawa camp somewhere around the city.
Laura Kluz, Centretown NewsProtesters gather in Confederation Park to discuss the Occupy Ottawa movement.
Councillor wants to slow down traffic
Ottawa might pave the way toward safer streets if Coun. Katherine Hobbs has her way. The Kitchissippi councillor is determined to investigate ways to make Ottawa’s residential roads safer.