The uoZone can help students create scenarios about changing their degree, but it doesn’t always ask the right questions. Hear from students and staff about what to do when you’re considering dropping out or changing programs.
Author: Meg Casalino
“May the list of names be shorter next year,” said vigil organizer Lyra Evans.
OC Transpo’s notification system for when issues appear on the city’s new LRT line isn’t always the fastest, but fear not: A local software programmer has developed a website to keep Ottawa commuters in the loop, in real-time.
The bar is specially created to represent Canada’s diversity and to act as the ultimate sweet welcome for newcomers to Canada.
“Recruits are often told ‘welcome to the family’ when they join. This is my first Remembrance Day as a member of the CAF, and so this year, I also feel like Remembrance Day is about appreciating that family,” said Robert Parsons, a reservist in the Canadian Armed Forces and a U of O student.
“I also want to reassure residents that these LRT issues are being taken extremely seriously. Finding solutions to these problems continues to be the number one priority at City Hall,” said Mayor Jim Watson in a press release.
The Ottawa Police Service says a man has died after a stabbing in the ByWard Market on Thursday night.
“It is with great sadness that I must inform you of the death of a member of our uOttawa community,” reads a statement from the university president.
“It’s important to show that we’re here and that Indigenous students don’t have to hide their culture,” says Émilie Gauthier, vice-president internal affairs for the Indigenous Student Association.
“Just because they’re young, doesn’t mean they don’t have a voice, and they are our future. I really look to our young to be the ones that are going to make the positive changes. Our youth need to be emphasized,” said Paul Durst.
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