Students thirsty for a sugary pop or hungry for a greasy serving of poutine might not be able to buy their favourite junk foods in Ontario public schools anymore, but that hasn’t stopped students in Centretown from getting their fix at lunchtime.
Toni Baggos, Centretown NewsStudents are flocking to chip stands such as this on Bank Sreet during their lunch hour.
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Ottawa police to permanently list homes of former marijuana grow-ops
Ottawa police, in response to complaints from real estate agents, are taking steps to improve a registry listing houses that have been used for marijuana grow operations.
Sex workers urge end to street sweeps
A coalition of six Ottawa organizations is urging police to stop arresting prostitutes, insisting that such sweeps force sex workers into dangerous places at a time when a possible serial killer is targeting women in the region.
Maria Church, Centretown NewsSex workers hold rally at the Supreme Court of Canada to protest prostitution laws.
Downtown needs bike link with Westboro, cyclists say
Local community associations and cycling advocates say they want new bike lanes linking Westboro and downtown Ottawa to become a central focus of the city’s cycling advisory committee. 
Portia Baladad, Centretown News Cycling enthusiasts such as Hans Moor want a new bike lane to connect Westboro to downtown.