Archive 1997-2016
Kitchissippi Coun. Katherine Hobbs says the $80,000 price tag for a study of a new O-Train station at Gladstone Avenue – as calculated by city staff – is too steep for it to proceed separately from an overall transit study the city has planned.
A retro and vintage furniture store on Somerset Street is doing its part to help out the community.
Adrianna Banaszek, Centretown NewsThe owners of Highjinx, a used furniture store with a cause, Leigh Reid (left) and Karen Neilson, sort through a donation box, while the store cat Jinx relaxes on a footstool.
Ottawa volunteers are giving their time and skills to help people left homeless by Haiti’s earthquake while also recycling.
Gerrit De Vynck, Centretown NewsVolunteer Jeanne Young knits plastic milk bags together into bed mats and tote bags for people in Haiti.
The City of Ottawa is conducting a study to see how to successfully integrate the planned light-rail transit system into the downtown core.