Feb 2, 2012 Archive

News

• Merivale teacher 'sexually involved' with numerous students at previous school, Joanne Léger-Legault pleads no contest to allegations

• Putting heart into art, Local artists get creative for heart institute

• Author tells tale of ill-fated MS St. Louis, 'I still have nightmares': Sara Loewenthal

• Thefts from cars on rise: police

• Short list for new police chief too short

• Everything for nothing on the web?

• Web Poll

• Merivale teacher inducted into Order of the Good Bear

• Barrhaven to host departing chief Counsellors to host tribute dinner

• Parkwood Hills gets community involved

• Jewish Federation does mitzvah for all

• Search for police chief limited within ranks

• Watson's first key honours orchestra maestro

• Men step up to end violence against women

• 'State of the city' offers a few new ideas, Youth summit, sesquicentennial planning get underway

• OC Transpo set to release bus-location data

• Shadow city council to spread the green word, Ecology Ottawa hopes 'bottom-up approach' more effective than top-down policies

• Best high school basketball players coming to Barrhaven for provincials

• Dragon boat floats to Israel, Initiative to provide funding for Israeli charities

• Chapman Mills community building plans displayed

• Bust out for breast cancer

• Ottawa Humane Society offers reward in case of dead cat

• Pint-sized pupil pulls for polar bears

• iPads booting up at Barrhaven library, Text messages for overdue books to be added to library's tech suite this year

• Queen's Jubilee gets stamp of approval

• Cooking up a caring community

• Nepean man reaches out to less fortunate

• Hospital adds local food to trays, Patients, staff can access locally-grown produce

• Walk raises money, memories

• St. Pius X principal receives nod for 2012

• Ottawa water bills set to go up six per cent

• Man shot in leg

• What's Happening This Week

Sports

• Ice dance pair finish successful season with national medal

Lifestyle

• Remembering Emerson, Mary's brother was always so full of life

• Versatile corn can take many different forms

Entertainment

• See different views of love