Archive 1997-2016
By Matthew Harrison
As part of a safety audit conducted nearly three years ago, the city is finally ready to release recommendations to reverse the decline of Gladstone Avenue.
The Gladstone Improvement Study, to be released some time this spring, will propose safety and aesthetic changes for Gladstone Avenue which has seen an increase in crime and prostitution in the last few years.
By Ariel Teplitsky
Beginning March 15, thousands of Ottawa elementary and high school students will have no classes for an entire week. They call this phenomenon “March Break.” During this forced vacation, many may find they have nothing better to do than, say, watch tv, play video games, or hang out at the mall.
I read with interest the article “Cop Street Beat to Curb Crime,” in the February 19, issue of Centretown News and, in particular, the comments by centretown resident Dawn Densmore.
I wonder if Ms. Densmore and the Staff of the Centretown News are aware of the Centretown Citizens Safety Committee (CCSC) and our mandate to promote personal safety in the centretown area.
The Ottawa Women’s Canadian Club presents its Christmas program “Laughter and Song” at the Chateau Laurier on Thursday, Dec. 16, at 2:30 p.m. A pre-luncheon reception will be held at 11:30 a.m. For more information contact Patricia Tomlinson, 824-8589.