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Doug Ford was in Ottawa this week, but still no word on when the province will follow through with local investments

Doug Ford was in Ottawa this week, but still no word on when the province will follow through with local investments

Ontario Premier Doug Ford was in Ottawa this week for the Association of Municipalities Ontario Conference, where he talked a lot about other parts of the province, but not Canada's Capital

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
DowntownDowntown
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Bright colours, big promises: Can ‘Uncommon Spaces’ revive Downtown Ottawa?

Bright colours, big promises: Can ‘Uncommon Spaces’ revive Downtown Ottawa?

Uncommon Space has recently opened in Centretown. The local business improvement association hopes it will help make downtown an arts and culture hot spot.

Kate Chappell
Kate Chappell
Post-Secondary EducationPost-Secondary Education
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Housing for students in Ottawa is becoming less affordable, study finds

Housing for students in Ottawa is becoming less affordable, study finds

Expensive accommodations and less than ideal conditions are making it hard for students in Ottawa to find rentals. A new University of Ottawa study breaks down some of their struggles

Ryan Clark
Ryan Clark
SportsSports
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Ottawa is one step closer to a new area

Ottawa is one step closer to a new area

Ottawa Senators reach deal to purchase land for new arena at LeBreton Flats. But it's getting a mixed reaction from stakeholders

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
Carleton UniversityCarleton University
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Carleton University faces major deficit for upcoming school year

Carleton University faces major deficit for upcoming school year

It will need to undertake “significant measures” to address financial shortfalls

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
Ottawa SouthOttawa South
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Ottawa’s bridges are reaching capacity: now there is talk of building a new crossing over the Rideau River
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Ottawa’s bridges are reaching capacity: now there is talk of building a new crossing over the Rideau River

Traffic in the suburbs and rural parts of Ottawa are getting worse. A new bridge over the Rideau River could one day help ease congestion

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
RichmondRichmond
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The ring road debate: Council removes it from the Transportation Master Plan, but one MPP wants it built

The ring road debate: Council removes it from the Transportation Master Plan, but one MPP wants it built

City council has decided not to include a ring road in its Transportation Master Plan, but Ottawa's only PC MPP says he wants to see one built

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
TransportationTransportation
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A sidewalk debate in Park Manor

A sidewalk debate in Park Manor

The plan to add sidewalks in Park Manor is part of the city's Transportation Master Plan updates, but some residents speaking out against it

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
TransitTransit
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OC Transpo starting new 24-hour service to the airport

OC Transpo starting new 24-hour service to the airport

It will help those in the east end of Ottawa shave off some time getting to the aorpor

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
Public safetyPublic safety
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At least two people rescued after plane crash near Ottawa Airport

At least two people rescued after plane crash near Ottawa Airport

Three people were in a plane when it crashed near the Ottawa Airport Thursday evening. Two people were transported to hospital with the condition of the third unknown

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
ProvincialProvincial
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Return to exams and no boundary changes: What’s changing at Ottawa-Carleton District Schools

Return to exams and no boundary changes: What’s changing at Ottawa-Carleton District Schools

It's part of a few changes instituted by the Ontario government's appointed supervisor

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
PolicePolice
Ottawa Police start new district model to benefit suburban neighbourhoods

Ottawa Police start new district model to benefit suburban neighbourhoods

Ottawa Police are rolling out a new district approach that will focus on four different areas of the city. Will it help make Ottawa a safer place to live?

Geoff Sharpe
Charlie Senack
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