Ahh! An episode of Law & Order: Toronto is riffing on the bread price fixing scandal! Amazing. Love it...why we need local TV shows!! #BoycottLoblaws

This. This. This.

Spotted in #Hintonburg

Shocking for who. Report exposes ‘shocking’ extent of sexism in academia universityworldnews.com/post.php?story…

Anything for universities in the #Budget2024 ?!?!

Congratulations to Abra Wenzel, Contract Instructor with the Department of Sociology & Anthropology, for receiving this year's CASCA Award for Teaching Excellence! 👏
carleton.ca/socanth/2024/0…

WHAT IS GOING ON WITH THE CITY OF OTTAWA?
I am very concerned with the poor $ decisions foisted pon the taxoayers at every turn! The latest incomprehensible deal is the giveaway of land adjacent to the Riverside Hospital to a PROFIT-making long-termm care home. Mark Sutcliffe

Cedars... #Ottawa , best indie grocer in town!

Omgahhhh yes! Trail rd dump is almost full! Also I want to meet the landfill falcons!

Or at all on Bank St north of say Cooper?

You know how the feds are dealing directly w cities w housing funding because provincial govts aren't? Can we have same re: #pseCanada ?

April 26-28, we will be participating in the second annual Ottawa Indie Bookstore Crawl alongside our fellow independents: Mill Street Books, Spaniel’s Tale, Books on Beechwood, Singing Pebble Books, World of Maps, Westboro Books, and Octopus Books!

See you then! 👋 #CIBD2024

If you take any of these routes, then this survey is for you:

5, 6, 7, 12, 14, 15, 16, 18, 19, 56

All feedback will be used to craft a set of community demands for better local transit.

docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAI…

Happy to see this great project on creativity in sociological thinking by CU Sociology & Anthropology student Karina Leclair at the Carleton University Teaching & Learning Services showcase!

Out in the world! Singing Pebbles #Ottawa #OldOttawaEast #buylocal Wilfrid Laurier University Press

The Centretown Community Association Tranpsortation Committee is hosting a safer streets walking tour in April!

Join us to learn about the work we’re doing to make our streets safer, and how you can get involved.

Agreed.

So Mark Sutcliffe can get over half a billion dollars for new highways and an OPS station in the Market but he can't get the provincial government to fill in the $40 million hole in our public transit budget?

Uhh seems fishy to me...

ottawa.ctvnews.ca/ontario-announ…