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Capital Ward incumbent Shawn Menard seeks re-election

Meet Capital Ward incumbent Shawn Menard

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Ward 17 (Capital Ward) Councillor Shawn Menard, 40, grew up in Ottawa and studied public policy and administration at Carleton University. Menard served as Carleton...
Rebecca Bromwich runs as candidate for Capital Ward

Meet Capital Ward candidate Rebecca Bromwich

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Rebecca Bromwich, 45, chose to run for Ward 17 (Capital Ward) after witnessing what she described as dysfunction and unproductivity during Ottawa’s occupation by...
Migrante Ottawa protestors advocating undocumented migrant worker rights

In Photos: Dozens march for migrant worker rights in downtown Ottawa

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A rainy afternoon didn’t hinder more than two dozen Migrante Ottawa protestors who marched from Confederation Park to Parliament Hill Sept. 18 to advocate...
Electors select their preferred candidates from voting booths at a previous Ottawa municipal election.

What to know for Ottawa’s municipal election

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Ottawa’s 2022 municipal election will look quite different from those previous, with current mayor Jim Watson no longer seeking re-election for the first time...
The West Shore post-secondary campus planned for Langford, B.C., as a collaboration between the University of Victoria, Royal Roads University and Camosun College is visualized in a rendering.

B.C. universities collaborate to build new Vancouver Island campus

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The University of Victoria (UVic) is teaming up with Royal Roads University (RRU) and Camosun College to build a collaborative university campus on Vancouver...
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