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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Community pushes for safer Bronson reconstruction plan
As plans for the reconstruction of Bronson Avenue move forward, one Centretown resident is still looking for a way to safely cross the road at Gladstone Avenue. 
Victor Ryan, Centretown NewsLana Stewart says plans for Bronson and Gladstone avenues will only make a bad intersection worse.
Busy intersection may pose threat to new Glashan students
When school kicks off next September, Grade 7 students from the Glebe might find themselves travelling some of Centretown’s busiest streets to get to class.
Civil liberties group concerned about police body cameras
Placing body cameras on police officers brings into question who officers are supposed to be protecting, says Nathalie Des Rosiers, general counsel of the Canadian Civil Liberties Association.
Model of a body camera.