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Heron Road site selected for new factory-built housing project. Will it help end homelessness in the city?
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Heron Road site selected for new factory-built housing project. Will it help end homelessness in the city?

A new housing community is slated to be built on Heron Road next year. It could include thousands of new affordable units.

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
ProvincialProvincial
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Controversial OCDSB elementary program review cancelled by government-appointed supervisor

Controversial OCDSB elementary program review cancelled by government-appointed supervisor

But there are still many questions remaining

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
ByWard MarketByWard Market
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Nuit Blanche is returning to Ottawa next fall. Is Canada’s Capital finally becoming an arts city?

Nuit Blanche is returning to Ottawa next fall. Is Canada’s Capital finally becoming an arts city?

Nuit Blanche will be held in the ByWard Market next fall. Despite failed attempts over a decade ago, their is optimism this time it could actually work

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
LansdowneLansdowne
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Where councillors stand on Lansdowne 2.0

Where councillors stand on Lansdowne 2.0

At least one city councillor has now confirmed on the record they have changed their Lansdowne 2.0 vote to no

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
LansdowneLansdowne
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How Ottawa might be hinting at financial support for Lansdowne from the province

How Ottawa might be hinting at financial support for Lansdowne from the province

An non-advertised meeting between Mayor Sutcliffe and Premier Doug Ford could offer some clues

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
LansdowneLansdowne
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What it will take for the Lansdowne 2.0 vote to pass or fail

What it will take for the Lansdowne 2.0 vote to pass or fail

Lansdowne 2.0 will be debated at city hall this fall. Only 12 votes are needed for it to pass. Will there be that many?

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
ProvincialProvincial
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Ontario plans to scrap the photo radar program, but City of Ottawa says it saves lives

Ontario plans to scrap the photo radar program, but City of Ottawa says it saves lives

Ontario Premier Doug Ford says he will draft legislation to end photo radar programs. But it has drawn in millions of dollars for the City of Ottawa

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
HousingHousing
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Sutcliffe announces plan to build more houses

Sutcliffe announces plan to build more houses

The plan includes a five year waiver on community amenity charges, which one councillors is speaking out against

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
ProvincialProvincial
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Province says it won’t get involved with Kanata golf course development dispute

Province says it won’t get involved with Kanata golf course development dispute

Ontario Premier Doug Ford said he will not get involved with a dispute between a Kanata Golf Course and the city after the Supreme Court of Canada dismissed a case

Geoff Sharpe
Charlie Senack
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ProvincialProvincial
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Ottawa MPP proposes maximum heat temperature for rentals

Ottawa MPP proposes maximum heat temperature for rentals

An Ottawa MPP is looking to create legislation that would force landlords to provide air conditioning to tenants

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
ByWard MarketByWard Market
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Safety, security and survival: How small businesses are adapting to the ByWard Market challenges
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Safety, security and survival: How small businesses are adapting to the ByWard Market challenges

Ottawa’s ByWard Market is at a crossroads as shops close and social pressures intensify, even actions in the community have yielded some success.

Kate Chappell
Kate Chappell
FederalFederal
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How uncertain conditions in the federal workforce is casting a dark shadow over Ottawa

How uncertain conditions in the federal workforce is casting a dark shadow over Ottawa

There is worry spreading through Downtown Ottawa as concerns are heightened over likely cuts to the federal public service

Kate Chappell
Kate Chappell
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