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The question came up Tuesday after a presentation by the Ottawa Board of Trade at a meeting of city councils finance and economic development committee.

The number of cannabis shops in Ottawa has exploded, but sales have levelled off. Now some industry insiders are predicting a major market correction.

Ottawa city council is partnering with Museopark to help rebuild the community's beloved Sugar Shack. The reconstruction is planned to go forward before the end of this year, with hopes it will be back up and running by early next.

The city and dozens of organizations are hoping to glean how the pandemic and various social stressors are affecting Ottawa's unhoused population, and where they are spending their nights.

As part of the 24-hour Point-in-Time Count, city staff, in collaboration with 53 partner agencies, are aiming to speak with residents experiencing homelessness on the streets, in shelters and other areas of the city.

During Wednesdays transit commission meeting, Coun. Catherine McKenney noted Metro St. Louis is selling 11 articulated buses through the Public Surplus website.

During Wednesdays transit commission meeting, Coun. Catherine McKenney noted Metro St. Louis is selling 13 articulated buses through the Public Surplus website.

City council has approved a plan to offer transit service at no cost to the riders in the month of December if the citys beleaguered light rail system is up and running.

With no end in sight of the Confederation Line shutdown, council voted in favour of free transit in December — assuming the train is running by then — and heard there is no estimate for when the LRT will be back in service.

City council has approved a plan to offer transit service at no cost to the riders in the month of December if the citys beleaguered light rail system is up and running.