Archive 1997-2016
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A local drop-in centre will receive a helping hand from 15 Carleton University students during the school’s reading week, part of a volunteer project aimed at sensitizing the students to the challenges of delivering social services in the city.
City bylaws are not effective at saving local trees from being cut down, says Somerset Coun. Diane Holmes.
Julielee Stitt, Centretown NewsTrees on the corner of Gladstone and Kent being cut down to make room for a planned condo project.
Ottawa foodies say the plan to serve a local menu at the new Ottawa Convention Centre won’t work because there aren’t enough locally-raised ingredients available to feed thousands of convention-goers on a regular basis.
Courtesy Willie McElligottThe new convention centre, under construction since 2009, will open in April.
As city staff gets set to propose a simpler scheme to process outdoor patio proposals, the Fox and Feather is sticking with the old method that worked for its competitor, MacLaren’s pub.