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Ottawa to Host FCM Annual Conference: A National Spotlight on Local Leadership

Ottawa to Host FCM Annual Conference: A National Spotlight on Local Leadership

May 27, 2025 0 Comments by Andrea Shane in Government

Ottawa is set to host the 2025 FCM Annual Conference, bringing together over 2,500 municipal leaders to tackle national issues like housing, infrastructure, and homelessness at a pivotal moment for federal-local collaboration.

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Lester B. Pearson High School Celebrates 50 Years of Excellence, Leadership, and Legacy

Lester B. Pearson High School Celebrates 50 Years of Excellence, Leadership, and Legacy

May 9, 2025 0 Comments by Andrea Shane in Community

Lester B. Pearson High School’s 50th anniversary was a powerful celebration of five decades of excellence, community, and the lasting legacy of a school that continues to inspire and empower.

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A Lasting Tribute: “Irish Village – Sráidbhaile Gaelach” Unveiled in the Heart of Ottawa

A Lasting Tribute: “Irish Village – Sráidbhaile Gaelach” Unveiled in the Heart of Ottawa

May 9, 2025 0 Comments by Andrea Shane in News

Ottawa’s new “Irish Village – Sráidbhaile Gaelach” stands as a vibrant tribute to the enduring legacy, culture, and community spirit of its Irish-Canadian heritage.

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The Hazards of Vanishing Road Markings

The Hazards of Vanishing Road Markings

May 8, 2025 0 Comments by Andrea Shane in Government

I’m raising concerns about the growing safety risk from disappearing road markings caused by new federal regulations, and calling for a solution that balances environmental goals with the need to protect public safety.

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Behind the Window for McHappy Day 2025: Flipping the Script to Support Families

Behind the Window for McHappy Day 2025: Flipping the Script to Support Families

May 8, 2025 0 Comments by Andrea Shane in News

Swapped city hall for the drive-thru window on McHappy Day, joining District Chief Bob Rainboth to serve up smiles in support of Ronald McDonald House Charities and CHEO, alongside thousands of others across Canada.

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A Rebellion in Beacon Hill-Cyrville: How May the 4th Became a Force for Good

A Rebellion in Beacon Hill-Cyrville: How May the 4th Became a Force for Good

May 6, 2025 0 Comments by Andrea Shane in Community

A Star Wars–themed clean-up in Beacon Hill-Cyrville turned May the 4th into a powerful celebration of community, creativity, and collective action.

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Civic Duty and a Dash of Rebellion: Gloucester High at City Hall

Civic Duty and a Dash of Rebellion: Gloucester High at City Hall

April 24, 2025 0 Comments by Andrea Shane in Community

Gloucester High School students brought curiosity, energy, and fresh perspectives to City Hall during an inspiring, hands-on day exploring the inner workings of local government.

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Bicycle Helmet Safety: Everything You Need to Know

Bicycle Helmet Safety: Everything You Need to Know

April 23, 2025 0 Comments by Andrea Shane in News

Wearing a properly fitted, certified bicycle helmet is one of the easiest and most effective ways to protect against serious head injuries while cycling.

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The Sens Mile Returns: A Proud Ottawa Tradition Reignited

The Sens Mile Returns: A Proud Ottawa Tradition Reignited

April 11, 2025 0 Comments by Andrea Shane in News

The Sens Mile is back after eight years, reigniting Ottawa’s playoff spirit with pride, tradition, and a citywide surge of Senators pride.

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Grade 5 Takes on City Hall: A Day of Learning and Discovery

Grade 5 Takes on City Hall: A Day of Learning and Discovery

April 9, 2025 0 Comments by Andrea Shane in Community

Grade 5 students had an exciting and hands-on experience at City Hall, where they learned how local government works by participating in a simulated council meeting and exploring the inner workings of their city.

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