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Ottawa’s cybersecurity action plan includes $10M for special projects
Just over a year after announcing an updated federal cybersecurity strategy, Ottawa has revealed how it will be implemented. The action ... -
Ottawa’s Food Basket makes change to better serve clients
Community Food Basket of Ottawa clients will have more freedom in their selections in 2020. The organization announced at a volunteer ... -
Alex Benay exits as Canada’s CIO, joins AI startup from Ottawa
Canada’s chief information officer is leaving his post to join a startup in Ottawa. Alex Benay, who for two-and-a-half years was ... -
Ontario’s gas-pump stickers attacking Ottawa’s carbon pricing are on the way
The stickers are in the mail. Ontario’s controversial new gas-pump decals that warn against Prime Minister Justin Trudeau‘s carbon-pricing measures will ... -
Greater Vancouver Board of Trade urges Ottawa to do more to create affordable housing
Ottawa needs to do more to help make Metro Vancouver housing more affordable, according to a Greater Vancouver Board of Trade ... -
Saskatchewan gov’t says funding issues with Ottawa puts projects in jeopardy
The Saskatchewan government is asking Ottawa to reallocate federal tax dollars so it can move forward on three projects. In a ... -
Ottawa won’t take action on potential handgun bans before election; Items linked to two teen fugitives found on Manitoba river shore
Ottawa asked to reevaluate potential gun bans after Toronto shootings There is a renewed call for handgun bans in Canada, but ... -
Pellerin: Healthy Ottawa – The virtues of (safe) street play
Whatever happened to kids tossing a football on a quiet residential street, or skipping rope near the curb? One Quebec town ... -
MMA star living with diabetes inspires kids in Ottawa
A Canadian MMA star is in the capital this week to inspire young athletes living with diabetes. Dessi Zaharieva is co-leading ... -
Ottawa details $22-million plan to combat online child exploitation
Internet giants must get better, faster and more open about fighting child abuse online, or else governments could make them pay ...
