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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
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How Ottawa’s biggest transit-oriented development projects will reshape much of the city
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How Ottawa’s biggest transit-oriented development projects will reshape much of the city

As Ottawa continues to expand its light rail line, transit-oriented development is popping up around the city. We explore how it will impact your neighbourhood

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
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Former office building converted into transitional housing

Former office building converted into transitional housing

The city has opened its first office to housing conversion on Queen Street

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
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Can Ottawa count on federal housing platforms?
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Can Ottawa count on federal housing platforms?

We take a look at the political parties housing platforms and how they could impact Ottawa.

Victor Vigas Alvarez
Victor Vigas Alvarez
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Get ready to pay less for rent if you live in a building built before 2001

Get ready to pay less for rent if you live in a building built before 2001

Get ready to save a few hundred dollars a year on rent. Plus, Ottawa Police are investigating after five killings in a week

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
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Housing could be built on Kanata golf course after ruling

Housing could be built on Kanata golf course after ruling

It could mean a big new development in the area

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
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The city is fast-tracking work to build two Sprung structures in Nepean and Kanata

The city is fast-tracking work to build two Sprung structures in Nepean and Kanata

The cost will be $15 million to build each centre

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
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Will Ottawa get a renoviction bylaw afterall?

Will Ottawa get a renoviction bylaw afterall?

In a surprising move, the answer appears to be yes

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
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Ottawa Mission tasked with handling asylum seekers amid Holiday financial strain

Ottawa Mission tasked with handling asylum seekers amid Holiday financial strain

The Ottawa Mission is short a few hundred thousand dollars due to the Canada Post strike.

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
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Barrhaven wont get sprung shelters after all. Here is where they are going instead

Barrhaven wont get sprung shelters after all. Here is where they are going instead

Barrhaven is rejoicing over news they wont be having a sprung structure built in their suburban community. Instead, two locations have been chosen in Nepean and Kanata.

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
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Queensway Hospital looks to build urgent care centre on shortlisted sprung structure site

Queensway Hospital looks to build urgent care centre on shortlisted sprung structure site

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.

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack
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Are old convents the answer to Ottawa’s emergency housing crisis?

Are old convents the answer to Ottawa’s emergency housing crisis?

Old religious institutions are being used to house people. Plus, the Greenboro Community Centre has been renamed after Diane Deans.

Charlie Senack
Charlie Senack