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Free fridges and insulation upgrades have helped 88 low-income households save energy and more than 200 homes in and around Ottawa will benefit next, says Dana Silk, general manager of the non-profit EnviroCentre, which runs energy efficient programs.
Plans for a transportation partnership between Ottawa’s school boards are driving ahead with the submission of a proposed operating agreement to the Ministry of Education.
Concert hall funding deadline extended . . . Provincial NDP sets date for nomination meeting
Until March 23
The Senior Citizens Council of Ottawa is offering free income tax clinics for persons with an income below $25,000. This includes senior citizens, persons with disabilities, single parents, the unemployed and low-income earners. The returns will be completed by a volunteer chartered accountant. For an appointment or more information call 613-231-6992 between 9:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. Monday through Friday.