Archive 1997-2016
The Ottawa branch of an environmental initiative that aims to bring community members together to replace unused paved areas with green, leafy spaces has been awarded $10,000 to contribute to the project. Organizers say the project will improve the city’s water absorption and help to create a cleaner Ottawa River.
The students who will be the first-generation of LRT riders participated in a city-sponsored contest to name the three massive drill bits that will be chewing through rock to carve out the LRT tunnel beneath Centretown.
A local museum is seeking help from the public to document and preserve the struggle for LGBTQ equality in the Canadian workforce.
Local resident Lana Stewart is looking for public input about what should be advertised on signs she is making to show the distance on foot and bike to places of interest in Ottawa.