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Ottawa councillor says marijuana won’t be sold in current dispensaries

Fleury says delay in legal framework frustrating

Cleanup of new Ottawa Hospital site to cost $11M

The Sir John Carling Building sat on the land until it was imploded in 2014, but the demolition left behind a chemical residue that leaked into groundwater.

Engineering work continues on overhaul of Ottawa’s Hog’s Back Bridge

Plans for a major rehabilitation of the Hog’s Back Bridge and dam are moving ahead, but it’s...

City, contractor defend safety record on Ottawa LRT line

The City and its LRT contractor are defending the safety record of the Confederation Line, as the...

Gatineau bus drivers begin rotating strikes

The commute over the Ottawa River got even more challenging this week as talks between the Gatineau...

Ottawa’s Rideau Canal costing the same, but opening less and less

Climate change seems to be giving skaters less time on the Rideau Canal, at least in the...

Ottawa’s sharing economy: City leads in Uber usage; Airbnb gaining popularity

Ottawa residents are opening their phones to hail rides more than people in any other major city...

Ottawa medical marijuana dispensary plans to stay open despite raids

An owner of one of the Ottawa medical marijuana dispensaries not targeted in a police operation last week is...
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