Archive 1997-2016
By David MacGillivray
The Communist Party isn’t looking for a revolution, they just want to send a message to the wilting left wing of Ontario politics.
The Communist platform is the only one to offer a “qualitative” difference between the candidates, says Marvin Glass, the party’s Ottawa Centre candidate.
By Gina Harris
With construction causing traffic snarls on Elgin Street, major repairs to the watermain on Gloucester Street come at a bad time.
But the region will limit the disruption to traffic and businesses by finding a new use for some old technology.
The debate over Catholic school closures has revealed some frustration by both parents and trustees, who are still getting used to a smaller board of trustees representing larger zones and more issues.
One parent says she believes the imbalance of seven trustees from Carleton and only three from Ottawa on the Ottawa-Carleton Catholic School Board means city issues are being ignored.
From car wrecks and “mock-tails” to casino nights and testimonials, a group of students at Lisgar Collegiate Institute want to send a message to their classmates — don’t drive drunk.
Four months ago, Grade 11 student Lisa Jog organized a chapter of Ontario Students Against Impaired Driving (OSAID) at Lisgar Collegiate.