News Headlines / September 30, 2005

Recent slaying spurs calls for review of employee safety rules   Julia Murphy works at a coffee shop on Elgin that’s open late every night. She says her workplace doesn’t supply rides to those who need it.   Bank Street redevelopment rescheduled   Centretown businesses and residents who have had a say in the City of Ottawa’s plans to redevelop Bank Street over the next three years may not get all their wishes, but the city is listening.   La Promenade tenants unsure about future   Insecurity over the future of local businesses in La Promenade building on Sparks Street has tenants growing impatient and frustrated with their silent landlord.   Fatal crash prompts review of Queensway traffic flow   The City of Ottawa is facing criticism and has committed to reviewing its traffic policies after a fatal crash closed the Queensway for almost nine hours earlier this month.   CBC employees return to community journalism roots   Locked-out CBC workers are returning to their roots by speaking to the community through local university radio waves.   Four candidates nominated in Ottawa Centre   All four of the national political parties have nominated Ottawa Centre candidates to run in an election that could come as early as this fall.