Neighborhoods — Page 9
NCC green-lights Confederation Heights redevelopment plan
The National Capital Commission approved a master plan to transform the area near Heron Road and Riverside Drive into a mixed-use...
New Gatineau Volkswagen facility breaks ground
Mark Motors Group's state-of-the-art dealership will feature EV charging, a contemporary showroom, and a cutting-edge service centre.
Non-profit breaks ground on 85-unit affordable housing on Bank Street
Centretown Citizens Ottawa Corp. is partnering with a private builder to transform a Glebe parking lot into mixed-income housing.
Ottawa Senators Host NHL Prospect Challenge in Gatineau
Carter Yakemchuk and Lucas Beckman will play when the Sens host a four-team tournament September 12–13 at Centre Slush Puppie.
Lead in Ottawa School Water Tests Prompt Parental Alarm
Ottawa parents are hand-delivering water to schools after tests reveal lead contamination; OCDSB had Canada's worst results.
Gatineau homicide marks third killing this year
45-year-old Jean Patenaude died from injuries sustained in a June 17 assault on Broadway Street West.
Stittsville Multicultural Festival celebrates its fifth year
Food trucks, music, dancers in traditional attire, and cultural organizations brought the community together on June 20th.
Stittsville student wins $120,000 Schulich Scholarship
Kaylee Gagné of École secondaire catholique Paul-Desmarais awarded one of Canada's most prestigious scholarships.
Autism families navigate inclusion gap, social isolation
Parents of children on the spectrum say schools include them in policy, but peers sometimes fall short, creating painful social barriers.
Water main break on Gatineau's Rue Saint-Louis disrupts traffic, water use
Repairs continue on the street; 45,000 residents urged to reduce water consumption in Gatineau, Hull, and Aylmer sectors.
Mixed-use towers proposed near St. Laurent Shopping Centre
Inside Edge Properties is planning a 30-storey and 28-storey development with 596 residential units.
What garage sales teach us about community
Ottawa's Great Glebe Garage Sale draws thousands—but the real treasure, locals say, is the human connection.
