News Headlines / February 23, 2007

 
“I’m delighted to represent Ottawa Centre; it truly is the best riding in the country,” Dewar told the nearly 70 people that came out to the party’s nomination meeting at the Royal Canadian Legion on Kent Street in preparation for the next federal election.
 

 
Centretown elementary schools are well below average in Eastern Ontario, a result parents say is based on an unreliable test.  

 
Centre 507, a drop-in centre at Bank and Argyle streets, is launching a year-long initiative to bring vital health information to the city’s homeless.  

 
Around the world, people are celebrating the beginning of the lunar calendar – the Chinese year of the pig – which began on Feb. 18.  

 
Powertrail Inc., a local green energy company, opened a facility that will convert greenhouse gases into power at the city-owned dump in the west end this month.
 

 
Free fridges and insulation upgrades have helped 88 low-income households save energy and more than 200 homes in and around Ottawa will benefit next, says Dana Silk, general manager of the non-profit EnviroCentre, which runs energy efficient programs.
 

 
A provincial bill has the City of Ottawa worried about the future funding of long-term care homes in the city.
 

 
Ottawa’s advisory committees are currently frozen from replacing members whose terms would otherwise have expired.
 

 
Plans for a transportation partnership between Ottawa’s school boards are driving ahead with the submission of a proposed operating agreement to the Ministry of Education.
 

 

Concert hall funding deadline extended . . . Provincial NDP sets date for nomination meeting

 


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