A controversial move to hand out clean pipes to crack cocaine users in Ottawa is helping reduce the spread of hepatitis C and HIV, according to a University of Ottawa report.
Controversial crack pipe program a success: report
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A controversial move to hand out clean pipes to crack cocaine users in Ottawa is helping reduce the spread of hepatitis C and HIV, according to a University of Ottawa report.
After years of providing both specialized and emergency mental health care, the Royal Ottawa Hospital has a new direction and a new building to match.
After nearly five years of testing a composting program in select Ottawa neighbourhoods, City Council has approved the possibility of making it mandatory for all residents to drop their smelly wet food scraps in a separate bin.
Energy efficient light bulbs are being delivered to Ottawa residents but the Centretown area is presenting a particular challenge due to the large number of apartment buildings, says Stuart Hickox, founder of Project Porchlight.