65-storey Albert Street tower would be city's tallest
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City staff recommends council approve development just 1 day after it's considered at planning committee
Paul Jay · CBC News · Posted: Jun 29, 2018 8:15 PM ET | Last Updated: June 29
The proposed development would have more than 1,200 residential
Centretown group, developer strike compromise on Kent Street building design
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A proposed apartment building on Kent Street in downtown Ottawa will now be built further back from the sidewalk, after the Centretown Citizens Community Association (CCCA) and the developer worked together to reach an agreement on
Skeptical Ottawa city councillors want bolder target for greenhouse gas reductions
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Councillors on the environment and climate protection committee want to increase the City of Ottawa’s greenhouse gas reduction target, while questioning if the city is even doing enough reduce emissions.
Editorial: With taxpayers' money, let's take nothing for granted
Ottawa Sun
Published: June 3, 2018
Updated: June 3, 2018 7:00 AM EDT
Taxpayers shouldn’t pay to clean up Zibi land feds owned, Centretown councillor says
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Councillor Catherine McKenney says 417 expansion will undermine LRT
'It is not the time to give the option of more capacity on a roadway,' councillor says
Matthew Kupfer with files from CBC Radio's All In A Day · CBC News · Posted: May 27, 2016 3:58 PM ET | Last Updated: May 27, 2016
The vice-chair of Ottawa's transportation committee said she was caught "off-guard" by the province's plan to add an additional lane in each direction
Work affordable housing into LRT plans, advocates urge
Elgin Street shops rally to draw customers for 2019 road shutdown
Ottawa's Taste for Life benefit marks 20 years supporting individuals living with HIV/AIDS
A Taste for Life is the little fundraiser that could, climbing mountains of stigma and discrimination to reach 20 years of helping individuals and families in our community living with HIV/AIDS.
This Wednesday, friends, family and colleagues will be dining out at participating restaurants, knowing that 25 per cent of their bill will be directed toward two compassionate charities: Bruce House and the Snowy Owl
Catherine McKenney, Catherine McKenna and Ottawa’s struggle to tell them apart
