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Time might be running out this summer for keeping Ottawa's Queen Elizabeth Driveway (QED) clear of cars seven days a week to make way for bike users, runners and pedestrians — but debate over the future of the active use program has entered a spirited new cycle.

On one field the pitcher’s mound is barely there; on another, the grass is slowly taking over. There are no visible signs on either field of the last runner rounding

We’re wrapping up the Summer Reading Program this week so make sure to log your reading and activities in Beanstack!

In the city meeting, New Hope named a temporary fire chief and assistant fire chief. They say there will soon be a roster of 14 to 15 firefighters.

The newest member of the Monterey Police Department will be an officer who spends most of the time patrolling parks.

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Premier Doug Ford says there will be no new provincial funding to extend Ottawas light rail transit system to Barrhaven and Kanata until the city of Ottawa and OC Transpo fix the problems with the current O-Train line between Blair and Tunneys Pasture stations.

Scott, the Ward 1 councilor who is also the council's representative on the School Committee, posted a video over the weekend endorsing the candidacy of current Planning Board member Joshua Nagine.

Warren politics are getting messy once again and now the Secretary of State is investigating allegations of campaign finance violations.

From the gridirons in Ottawa to footballs biggest stage, Jesse Luketa is a trailblazer.