Food banks specifically for students could help ease the debt caused by high tuition fees, according to young people and experts at a Carleton University forum.
Food banks for students suggested at youth forum
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Food banks count on tax credit to boost donations
The Centretown Emergency Food Centre is hoping that donations of local produce will increase because of a new tax credit scheme for farmers recently introduced by the provincial government.
Somerset House rejuvenation faces two-year deadline
Somerset House has been a partially demolished eyesore for the past six years, but plans to finally restore the historic building have raised hopes for a rejuvenated community and strengthened bylaws to protect other heritage properties in the city.
City of OttawaAn artist's rendering shows a restored Somerset House on Bank Street.
Transitway expansion raises concern for pedestrian safety
With the new LRT development underway, transit passengers and residents living near LeBreton station are unsure of the future of the transitway and how it will affect the surrounding community. 
Jakob Nørmark, Centretown NewsBus passengers cross the transitway at LeBreton Station.The transitway is being relocated.