Ruth Munro and her husband are residents at Lord Lansdowne, a retirement home at Holmwood Avenue and Bank Street. Munro is unable to walk because of osteoporosis, arthritis and a broken hip. 
Andrew Sachs, Centretown News John Prazak stands outside the Plante Recreation Centre on Preston Street, the site of a yellow tactile indicator to help the blind access city facilities.
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Bishop’s decision about same-sex blessing delayed
Ottawa Anglicans will have to wait a few more weeks for the bishop’s decision to bless same-sex couples. At this year’s synod - an annual Anglican diocesan meeting - Bishop John Chapman announced he would make his decision after consulting the House of Bishops in Canada.
Councillors clash over Carling Ave. light-rail line
City councillors are clashing over the location of new east-to-west light rail, a part of Ottawa’s $4-billion transit plan passed in May.
Help on way for Inuit church
A mix of traditional Inuit throat singing, children’s games and swing music echoed on the walls of the Christ Church Cathedral, as Ottawa residents gathered to help support the reconstruction of St. Jude’s Cathedral in Iqaluit.
Andrew Sachs, Centretown News The Inuit Children's Centre sponsored a fundraiser for the St. Jude's Igloo Cathedral in Iqaluit.