Archive 1997-2016
Health organizations in Ontario are at war over what to do about youth smoking, after a recent study by the Canadian Convenience Stores Association found that 26 per cent of cigarette butts found on school properties were from illegal tobacco products.
As the National Capital Commission moves forward with development at LeBreton Flats, the commission must sort out a variety of issues, including Algonquin land claims.
A controversial proposal to rewrite the membership rules for Centretown’s main community organization – a change that would have excluded Centretown business owners and employees who are non-residents – has been rejected by the group’s board of directors.