Nearly a year old, the O-Train has been so successful that city officials are hoping to bump up its service from three times an hour to four times by the end of October.
A year later, O-Train aiming for speed and quiet
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GLBT centre closer to becoming a reality
Funding and governance – these are the two main issues facing the Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Community Centre Task Force in their efforts to establish a gathering place for Ottawa’s gay population.
Freeways lead to lower quality of life: Doucet
City council’s approval of a $1.5-million study to examine the effects of cancelling a plan to twin the Airport Parkway and construct a southbound off-ramp at Walkley Road is a waste of time and money, not to mention a bad idea, says Coun. Clive Doucet.
New main library years away
The main branch of the Ottawa Public Library is too small, inaccessible and aging, but the earliest the building can be replaced is 2005.