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Community policing pilot prompts questions days before launch - Vimarsana News

Community policing pilot prompts questions days before launch

Ahead of the launch of the first phase of Ottawa police's community safety policing pilot, city councillors were left with dozens of questions on what the program would look like, including the biggest changes their constituents would see in the coming months.

Source: cbc.ca
Police chief insists force treats protesters the same after ticketing confusion - Vimarsana News

Police chief insists force treats protesters the same after ticketing confusion

Ottawa police Chief Eric Stubbs rejected any notion that police are sympathetic to the convoy movement, while taking responsibility for confusion over Family Day weekend ticketing.

Source: cbc.ca
Six decades later iconic musician Buddy Holly's legacy lives on - Vimarsana News

Six decades later iconic musician Buddy Holly's legacy lives on

On Feb. 3, 1959, American rock 'n' roll musicians Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, and J. P. Richardson (aka "The Big Bopper") were killed in an Iowa plane crash along with

Who, when and how? Councillors want answers on developer donations to wards - Vimarsana News

Who, when and how? Councillors want answers on developer donations to wards

Some are in favour of developers being able to donate to ward projects. Others are staunchly against. City councillors do agree there need to be clear rules on how these negotiations work.

Source: cbc.ca
Who, when and how? Councillors want questions answered on developer donations to wards - Vimarsana News

Who, when and how? Councillors want questions answered on developer donations to wards

Some are in favour of developers donating to wards. Others are staunchly against. But councillors agree there need to be clear rules on how these negotiations work.

Source: cbc.ca