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Little Italy residents ‘exploring legal options’ to solve O-Train noise and disruption
As the O-Train South Extension completes its testing trial and prepares to open to the public, residents in Ottawa’ Little Italy neighbourhood are scrambling for answers to a disruptive and very loud issue with the train.
Parent of high school student says backlash to Arabic song alienates Muslim students and families
Following a decision to play a song in Arabic during a Remembrance Day ceremony, the principal of a Nepean high school is facing backlash and calls for him to lose his job, but the parent of one of his students is speaking out in support.
Ontario Liberal leader Bonnie Crombie criticizes Ford’s plan for Ottawa bike lanes, shares tax cut proposal at Ottawa bookstore
The leader of the Ontario Liberal Party stopped in at a Westboro bookstore Tuesday to share how her proposed tax cuts would help Ottawans — and to tell the premier to “stay in his lane” when it comes to municipal politics.
Former mayoral candidate Catherine McKenney wants to take on Queen’s Park for Ottawa Centre
With Ottawa Centre MPP Joel Harden’s announcement that he will be stepping into federal politics, a familiar name and face in Ottawa is ready...
Two Ottawa organizations submit two applications for new Ontario Homelessness, Addiction, Recovery and Treatment Hub program
In response to new requirements and regulations from the Ontario government, Ottawa Public Health and the City of Ottawa are supporting two applications for...
