National Capital Commission officials are hinting that residential development in their LeBreton Flats project will be built with greater density than previously planned, a revamping of the scale of the planned neighbourhood that could prove controversial.
Veronika Gorlova, Centretown NewsThe NCC is considering revamping the scale of the planned neighbourhood at its LeBreton Flats project site.
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Library unveils plans to improve public safety
The Ottawa Public Library has unveiled a $945,000 plan to improve security measures at its Main branch.
Argyle Avenue residents want cycling off their sidewalks
Residents on Argyle Avenue have lost patience with cyclists who are using the sidewalk as if it were a bike path. With support from the Ottawa Police Service, the people in the area have created an awareness campaign in an attempt to fix the problem with the careless cyclists.
Michelle Kwan, Centretown NewsResidents on Argyle Avenue raise signs to encourage cyclists to walk along the sidewalk.
TRY program moves women from shelters to housing
The average length of time that women stay in the emergency shelter system in Ottawa has decreased by six days due to the success of programs such as the TRY Supportive Housing Program.