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The federal government is getting set to announce a new high-speed rail line between Quebec City and Toronto. Plus, no date has been announced for the opening of Ottawa’s Trillium Line.
Nepean MPP Lisa MacLeod and Barrhaven councillors are hoping to secure funding for a new urgent care centre for the Queensway Carleton Hospital. It’s a political move to potentially stop a sprung structure from getting built.
Housing
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The Hunt Club community is mourning the loss of 36-year-old Brkti Berhe who was killed at a community park while playing with her children on Thursday.
Old religious institutions are being used to house people. Plus, the Greenboro Community Centre has been renamed after Diane Deans.
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After two decades, transport trucks will no longer be able to take Manotick Main Street for most of the year.
When someone in Ottawa now calls 911, their calls can be transferred anywhere in North America. It’s proven to be a successful tool.
City council is looking to pass a bylaw that would prohibit protests from being held in vulnerable settings. Plus, new Ontario legislation will create red tape for building bike lanes.
A Waterloo city councillor is slamming Ottawa for not being an accessible place to live. Plus, fire crews responded to over a dozen blazes over the long weekend.
There is finally a timeline for when New Ways to Bus is implemented. It will have mixed results for commuters in Nepean. Plus, council is looking to pivot away from light rail.
Transit
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