CBC News – First-of-its-kind clinic in Ottawa offers nurse practitioners to patients
Clinic in Vanier aims to accept up to 6,000 patients from the nearby area.
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Ottawa Citizen – Construction is making this Ottawa bridge dangerous for everyone but drivers
Residents are calling for traffic calming measures around the St. Patrick Street Bridge as an ongoing construction project has sparked concerns about pedestrian and cyclist safety.
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Le Droit – Une clinique pas comme les autres ouvre ses portes à Vanier
This article is only available in French
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Vanier Community Garden Celebrates Milestone Anniversary
Hidden in a back corner of Richelieu Park, out of sight unless you know where to look for them, are 36 wood or metal accessible garden beds bursting with tomatoes, squash, sunflowers, beans, and every other imaginable kind of vegetable. This magical place is the Jardin Communautaire Vanier Community Garden.
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CBC News – Why new generations are continuing to visit a secluded century-old grotto in Vanier
Storytellers showcase peaceful outdoor religious site and its ongoing appeal for CBC’s Creator Network
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Beautification, Parks and Recreation | Sustainable Development and Transportation | Vanier Community | Vanier Community Association
Notice to Residents: Tabor Avenue Stairs Replacement
Construction Update and Notice to Residents
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Le Droit – Un refuge de Vanier définitivement fermé
Sorry, this article is only available in French.
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Chosen Grandma Ottawa (CGO)
A new initiative has launched in Vanier to build intergenerational connections, called Chosen Grandma Ottawa (CGO)
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Plant your Place!
Registration for the new Plant your Place! program is now open! Trees do more than just look beautiful—they help absorb rainwater, clean our air, store carbon, provide shade, and help cool down built up areas! Did you know that 40% of Ottawa’s urban area is private property? That means we…
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The Comité de la francophonie of the Vanier Community Association, recipient of the Prix Roger-Bernard from the Réseau du patrimoine franco-ontarien
The award was presented by historian Michel Prévost at an evening event and show featuring singer-songwriter Joëlle Roy, ambassador of Heritage Month, on February 19 at Casselman Catholic High School.
