While walking down Lyon Street with her toddler son in her arms, Corianne Bell says she doesn’t think that stopping theft will make Centretown a safer community.
Crime prevention plan aims to make downtown safer
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Canadians spread media literacy message in Burundi
The woman’s eyes are luminous as she talks about her parents’ death. She shrugs. “We move on, right?” This is just one of the images that flashed across the screen recently at Library and Archives Canada, during the Canadian premiere of the Burundi Film Centre.
Keeping business in the family proving a challenge
When Mark Boushey, owner of Boushey Fruit Market on Elgin Street, was 17, he was unsure of what career to pursue. His father suggested he join the family business, telling him that he would make “a good living” and that he could “pretty well run the show eventually.”
Online petition pushes for pets on city buses
Last winter, John Donaldson had to take his cat Giai to the vet. He doesn’t own a car and he couldn’t afford a cab. He wanted to take the bus, but had trouble finding a bus driver who would let his cat on the bus. Three buses later he finally found one.