It’s Monday, April 13. Here are the top stories the Ottawa Citizen newsroom is following today.
SEVEN OTTAWA-AREA MARKETS RANKED IN TOP 10 FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING IN ONTARIO
A recent real estate marketplace report ranked seven Ottawa markets as being top 10 for most affordable in Ontario
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HOW SENSITIVE CLAY UNDERNEATH OTTAWA LED TO AN ORLÉANS LANDSLIDE
Researchers say about 1,500 sensitive clay landslides have occurred in the Ottawa Valley, but only seven of those have been along the Ottawa River.
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WHY ARE PUBLIC SERVICE UNIONS FILING GRIEVANCES OVER THE EARLY RETIREMENT INCENTIVE?
The two largest unions have launched policy grievances over a program allowing eligible workers to retire without penalty.
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OC TRANSPO TO ‘REFURBISH’ RATHER THAN RETIRE 30 OLDER BUSES
OC Transpo is delaying the retirement of a number of older articulated 60-foot buses and opting to refurbish the buses instead as “standby” vehicles for severe weather or transit disruptions.
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I RECEIVED A WORKFORCE ADJUSTMENT NOTICE WHILE ON SICK LEAVE. NOW WHAT?
A public servant asks what happens if their position is eliminated while on sick leave.
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