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In Photos: National Remembrance Day Ceremony unites families and friends from across Canada

Community Cassandra Bellefeuille -
Veterans, government officials and citizens gathered under cloudy skies at the National War Memorial on Nov. 11 to mark Remembrance Day.  Hosted annually by the...

CUSA axes Haven’s beloved book service

Community Myles Bodie and Cassandra Bellefeuille -
Carleton University Students’ Association (CUSA) recently announced an Oct. 14 board meeting led to the decision to discontinue Haven’s cherished book service. CUSA president Mohamed...
People wearing orange shirts standing below yellow signs that read "Every Child Matters."

In Photos: Healing and learning at Canada’s third National Day for Truth and Reconciliation

Community Anya Swettenham -
Parliament Hill was transformed on Sept. 30 from its traditional image as a vibrantly coloured crowd wearing orange shirts gathered for National Day for...
Anton Abu Akleh speaks into a microphone in front on a screen displaying Shireen Abu Akleh's face.

Carleton University launches award honouring Palestinian journalist

Community Douaa Qadadia -
In a heartfelt ceremony at the Carleton Dominion Chalmers Centre on Sept. 22, Carleton University paid tribute to Shireen Abu Akleh, a renowned Palestinian...
Ottawa mayoral candidates discuss public safety

Ottawa Police Board accused of violating Charter rights, limiting free speech

News Faith Greco -
In early August, six community organizations and local individuals filed a small claims lawsuit against the Ottawa Police Services Board. The lawsuit alleges the...
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