Thirty children in Ottawa will be getting a surprise delivery this Christmas, though it won’t be Santa knocking on their door.
Program sends gifts to children with imprisoned parents
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Neo-pagans celebrate suns rebirth instead of Christmas
The city is in the grip of the Christmas spirit, but members of the neo-pagan community in Centretown are standing their ground as they prepare for this year’s Yule celebration and craft show, scheduled to take place Dec. 14 at the Bronson Centre.
Memorial may replace makeshift ‘ghost bikes’
A permanent memorial for cyclists who have died on Ottawa roads may soon replace the so-called “ghost bikes” that are causing safety concerns, according to Capital Coun. David Chernushenko.
Jaime Myslik, Centretown NewsThe ghost bike located just south of the corner of Bronson and Holmwood avenues stands as a memorial to Krista Johnson, a cyclist who was killed last year.
Rochester St. residents fear traffic chaos
In response to plans by the city to increase traffic on Rochester Street, residents of the area are petitioning for a safer, more livable street.