News Headlines / March 31, 2006

 
Ottawa’s new drug treatment program is no “easy ride,” said Ontario Court Justice Peter Wright in an interview with Centretown News.  

 
A proposed 18-storey highrise on Preston Street is dividing the local community.  

 
Ottawa’s homeless community may soon replace begging with business, if a new proposal is passed by the city. Part of the proposal would allow the homeless to sell arts, crafts and jewelry in designated areas downtown.  

 
Ottawa school boards will be keeping an eye on a new school in Riverside South later this year to monitor a year-round schooling pilot project by the French-language Catholic school board.  

 
Bay Ward Coun. Alex Cullen says the city was dim-witted when it handed out to Ottawa households more than 50,000 energy-efficient light bulbs containing mercury.  


 
Ottawa is creating a new plan to help tackle a growing drug problem with high rates of HIV and Hepatitis C infection among intravenous drug users.  

 
City council voted against a city-wide solution to the problems of windrow snow piles, but they say they will consider reviving a program for seniors and people with disabilities.  

 
The creation of a new after-school homework club in the Somerset community of Mechanicsville will benefit more than just students who are looking for some extra help.  

 


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