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Remembering the St. Pius shooting and its victims 50 years later

Remembering the St. Pius shooting and its victims 50 years later

It has been 50 years since Kim Rabot and Mark Hough were murdered in one of Ottawa's worst killings. It's impacts are still being felt today

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
LansdowneLansdowne
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Council narrowly decides not to delay Lansdowne vote and one rural representative changes their vote

Council narrowly decides not to delay Lansdowne vote and one rural representative changes their vote

The Mayor called the move a "political stunt"

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
ProvincialProvincial
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Ottawa city council is fighting back against provincial speed camera legislation

Ottawa city council is fighting back against provincial speed camera legislation

City council was unanimous in its support to keep photo radar cameras in school zones, but the Ontario government says it is not backing down with legislation to have them removed

Sarah MacFarlane
Sarah MacFarlane
WestboroWestboro
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Ottawa’s malls are dying. What does the future hold for local big-box retail?
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Ottawa’s malls are dying. What does the future hold for local big-box retail?

With so many big-box stores available for rent, what does the future hold for retail in Ottawa's dying malls?

Sarah MacFarlane
Sarah MacFarlane
LansdowneLansdowne
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Mayor Sutcliffe says Lansdowne 2.0 is on budget. But one councillor says that is not true

Mayor Sutcliffe says Lansdowne 2.0 is on budget. But one councillor says that is not true

During a press conference on Monday, Mayor Mark Sutcliffe said Lansdowne 2.0 would be cheaper than expected. But one city councillor says it is actually more

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
SenatorsSenators
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Ullmark performance not enough to save Senators

Ullmark performance not enough to save Senators

The team lost 3-2 against the Edmonton Oilers

Jeff Morris
Jeff Morris
WildlifeWildlife
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“People want to coexist”: Wildlife advocates call for bolder action in Ottawa’s strategy

“People want to coexist”: Wildlife advocates call for bolder action in Ottawa’s strategy

As Ottawa continues to grow, so are wildlife sightings in urban areas. A new strategy was tabled last year, but it’s garnering mixed reactions from advocacy groups

Mia Park
Mia Park
LansdowneLansdowne
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Development to transit: Orléans Councillor Matthew Luloff talks about what’s shaping his community

Development to transit: Orléans Councillor Matthew Luloff talks about what’s shaping his community

The Ottawa Lookout sat down with Orléans East-Cumberland city councillor Matthew Luloff to hear ahoit what’s shaping his community.

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
Ottawa WestOttawa West
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Ottawa is falling short on its tree planting goals

Ottawa is falling short on its tree planting goals

Ottawa is falling short of meetings its 40 per cent tree canopy in most municipal wards

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
FederalFederal
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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
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