CBC News – Salvation Army’s shelter project in Vanier not going ahead as proposed
The Salvation Army says rising costs mean its future shelter and social services hub on Montreal Road will not move ahead as it was proposed.
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CBC News – ‘Mary Papatsie Park’ officially unveiled in Ottawa’s Vanier neighbourhood
Park’s new name honours a local Inuk woman whose remains were found nearby in 2022
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CBC News – ANCHOR crisis response team expanding to cover more neighbourhoods
A crisis response team that has intervened in thousands of mental health and drug calls in central Ottawa is about to expand.
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CBC News – Vanier’s new gathering place a true community effort
Standing on what was once just a parking lot, Nathalie Carrier’s face was streaked with tears as she and her team unveiled a vibrant new community hub in Vanier on Thursday.
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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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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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CBC News – Street in front of Vanier school closes to traffic as pilot project begins
Alice Street in Vanier will turn pedestrian-only for about 30 minutes each Tuesday
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CBC News – Pandemic-era temporary shelters still being used as demand persists
What started as a short-term solution to try to limit overcrowding at Ottawa’s homeless shelters early in the COVID-19 pandemic is set to continue at least until late summer, according to a city memo, as demand for shelter space remains high.
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CBC/Radio-Canada: Ottawa’s ‘Indigicity’: Vanier’s rise as an urban home for Indigenous people
What’s behind the Ottawa neighbourhood’s evolution into a hub for First Nations, Métis and Inuit.
Thanks to a strong network of Indigenous support and cultural centres, and the efforts of community workers over the years, Ottawa’s Vanier neighbourhood has become an urban hub for First Nations, Métis and Inuit people.
