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Sutcliffe absent as candidates pitch new ideas at student mayoral debate (opens the original)
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More than 300 students packed a Carleton University lecture hall to hear three of Ottawa’s leading mayoral candidates make their pitch on why they should lead the city. One candidate was noticeably missing. Mayor Mark Sutcliffe did not attend the student-focused mayoral debate, leaving an empty spot at the table alongside candidates Alex Lawson, Jeff Leiper and Neil Saravanamuttoo. Sutcliffe’s campaign said a scheduling conflict prevented him from attending. The Ottawa Citizen’s best journalism,
What happened to the motorboat ban in Gatineau Park? (opens the original)
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Jean-Paul Murray says he has spent years waiting for motorboats to disappear from Gatineau Park. The National Capital Commission promised in its 2005 master plan to gradually eliminate motorized boats from park lakes by 2010, said Murray, a local activist. More than 15 years later, Murray said he still sees gas-powered boats on Meech Lake and La Pêche Lake. “The NCC has made repeated commitments to ban motorboats,” Murray said. “The boats are still there despite all the NCC commitments.” The Ott
Capital Pride is here: What you need to know this weekend in Ottawa (opens the original)
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Capital Pride takes over downtown Ottawa this weekend, with thousands of people expected for the annual parade, street festival and other Pride events. The street festivities were to begin Friday, Aug. 28, and continue through Sunday, with the Capital Pride Parade serving as the weekend’s main event. The Capital Pride Parade is to begin at 1 p.m. on Sunday, Aug. 30. This year’s parade will follow a different route than in previous years, beginning at the intersection of Wellington and Booth stre
Alternative Pride events cite increasing popularity in Ottawa (opens the original)
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For more than two decades, people have gathered downtown for a Pride event with no floats, no large corporate sponsors and no requirement to sign up before joining the event. Instead, Ottawa Dyke March is built around a rally, political speeches and people taking to the streets together, followed by a community gathering. For organizer Alana Nugent, that simplicity is part of the point. “You get to practise being in a march and taking up space in a way that we don’t normally always get to do in
Council backs new data centre rules, stops short of moratorium (opens the original)
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Ottawa city council has unanimously approved a plan to develop new rules for large-scale data centres, but what those rules will look like has yet to be decided. Council approved a motion from Rideau-Vanier Coun. Stéphanie Plante directing city staff to develop a framework for assessing data centre proposals based on their size and potential impacts, including environmental considerations. The proposed framework will come back to council next year for approval. The Ottawa Citizen’s best journali
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