Ottawa children expecting to fill their Halloween bags with candy this year may also get something unexpected: a ticket.
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Residents support tax hikes for better city services
Most residents of Somerset and Kitchissippi wards are open to raising taxes to fund improved services from the City of Ottawa, according to feedback given to the ward’s two city councillors at a recent public budget consultation for the 2016 municipal budget.
App to track snowplows
The City of Ottawa is set to release a new app in November that will allow residents to track snowplows.
McKenney wants ‘outdated’ sex shop bylaw changed
Ashley Metzger, Centretown News
Shelley Taylor (left) and Agnes Noblet hold up binders in Venus Envy shop on Bank Street. City councillor Catherine McKenney is requesting a review of a bylaw, after a Bank Street sex shop was fined for selling a garment to a youth.