Feb 2, 2012 Archive

News

• Former A.Y. Jackson teacher 'sexually involved' with numerous students, Joanne Léger-Legault pleads no contest to allegations

• Group combats youth suicide, Reach Up holds dinner, silent auction on Feb. 2

• Anti- bullying group offers scholarship

• Frustration 'palpable' during rezoning workshop

• Humane Society offers reward in dead cat in dumpster case

• Mayor's key honours orchestra maestro

• Short list for new police chief too short

• Everything for nothing on the web?

• Web Poll

• Kanata entrepreneur invents water-activated shower stick

• OC Transpo set to release bus-location data March 22

• Local high-school educator named outstanding principal

• iPads coming to Barrhaven and Hintonburg libraries

• Beaverbrook man creates one-of-a-kind guitars

• Sweeping plan for arts and heritage has city's support

• No parking on Uplands after Lulu traffic 'nightmare'

• Tenants turning McAuley place into a community

• City seeks young artists

• Hopewell students learn less is more

• 'State of the city' address offers new ideas, Sesquicentennial, youth summit plans get underway

• Merivale teacher inducted into Order of the Good Bear

• Busting out moves for cancer fundraiser

• Ottawan named among Canada's top principals, St. Pius X's Oake has passion for teaching, working with kids

• Jewish Federation to host mitzvah

• 'Let's clear the air' : Ottawa Public Health recommends smoke-free strategy for city

• What's Happening This Week

Sports

• All Saints Catholic High School grad has sights set on World Cup

• Association's spring sports online registration now open

Lifestyle

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

• Corn comes in an amazing variety of forms

Entertainment

• Music for the fun of it

• Alta Vista poet chronicles son's struggle with drug addiction

• Canterbury grad's work coming to screen near you

• Looking at love through lens of art

Events

• Healing service at Glen Cairn United