The National Capital Commission has procured eight GPS tracking collars as part of a study on wolves and coyote living in Gatineau Park.
NCC using GPS collars to track wolves and coyotes in Gatineau
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Derelict bridge will become path to walk, bike
The abandoned Prince of Wales Bridge will be revamped into a pedestrian and cycle crossing within six years, the City of Ottawa says. The bridge is Centretown’s northwestern boundary and joins the cities of Ottawa and Gatineau.
Jakob Nørmark, Centretown NewsThe old Prince of Wales railroad bridge is being transformed into a pedestrian and cycle crossing.
Ottawa library replacing traditional barcodes with high-tech tags
The Main branch of the Ottawa Public Library (OPL) plans to replace traditional barcodes with radio-frequency identification (RFID) technology on all library materials next year.
Museum exhibit tells story of horrors in Warsaw Ghetto
An exhibition about a man who warned Allied leaders and the world about the horrors of the Holocaust has come to the Canadian War Museum. 
Polish History MuseumJan Karski warned the Allies about Nazi atrocities in Poland.