The Willson Carbide Mill appears to be a useless, abandoned building, crumbling with age and neglect, but earlier this month the federal government announced plans to give the National Capital Commission $1.5-million to restore the building. 
Karli McKinnon, Centretown NewsThe NCC is putting money into stabilizing the Wilson Carbide Mill, a heritage building on Victoria Island.
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Immaculata shoots for gold by going green
After being certified as a silver-level Ontario EcoSchool last June, Immaculata Catholic High School hopes to gain gold this year by engaging more of the student body in their environmental initiatives, says Eco Club Co-President Camila Moya.
Cambridge Street school to host all-day kindergarten
Cambridge Street Public School is one of 22 schools in the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board that will be part of the first phase of an all-day kindergarten program announced by the Ontario government.
Samantha Pollock, Centretown NewsA teacher interacts with her students in the classroom at Cambridge Street Public School, one of 22 schools in the area to implement an all-day kindergarten program.
Centre 507 eyes new fundraising strategy
The administration of Centre 507 will be discussing plans for a new fundraising strategy next week to compensate for a recent decrease in donations around Christmas, according to board member Matthew Bonsall.