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A missing bag of marbles, a teacher’s disapproving glance, a scary movie on TV. What may seem trivial to an adult, may be highly stressful for a child, and Rahma Ali is spreading the word that something can be done about it.
Centretown residents are voicing concern over a proposed change to the City of Ottawa’s Official Plan.
Critics of Ottawa’s year-old graffiti bylaw say the onus should not be on business owners to clean or pay for graffiti removal without the opportunity to appeal and has led one Centretown restaurant owner to challenge the bylaw in court.
Wanda O'Brien, Centretown NewsGraffiti lines the south side of Slater Street.
The City of Ottawa’s Housing First policy, a directive aimed at designating surplus city buildings for low-income housing projects, is under review amidst a high demand for affordable housing, according to an audit released by Ottawa Community Housing Corporation (OCH).
Emma Lovell, Centretown NewsIf the current policy stands, social housing will only receive a fraction of revenue from the sale of this Crichton Street property.