A four-lane road with speeding traffic and reckless driving is the description community members and associations alike give the downtown stretch of Bronson Avenue. 
Rescue Bronson Avenue Website(Left) A current photo of Bronson Avenue. (Right) An illustration of Bronson after undergoing reconstruction and road widening.
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Masks help firefighters give pets a fighting chance
Ottawa Fire Services is gearing up to protect its furriest residents – the city’s household pets – thanks to a woman’s solo campaign to promote better first-response care for animal victims of house fires.
Lasia Kretzel, Centretown NewsOttawa Fire Services' new oxygen masks will help increase a pet's chance of survival in a fire.
Lisgar students ambivalent about school survey
A controversial survey by the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board, which has caused concern among students, has been delayed at the request of the Ontario privacy commissioner. 
Sarah Everest, Centretown News Ottawa-Carleton District School Board students, including those at Lisgar Collegiate, will have to wait to complete a survey about their personal life until a complaint about the survey has been investigated by the Ontario privacy commissioner.
HIV/AIDS video project aimed at Caribbean youth
The Somerset West Community Health Centre and several partner organizations are collaborating on a video project about HIV/AIDS education among Caribbean youth in Ottawa and Jamaica.