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	Vanier, Ontario - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Vanier is located in the east of Ottawa across the Rideau River from the neighbourhoods of Lowertown and Sandy Hill and just to the south of Rockcliffe Park and New Edinburgh.
		To the east of Vanier are the suburbs of Gloucester.
		The city was renamed Vanier in honour of the recently deceased former Governor General of Canada Georges Vanier, a well-respected Franco-Canadian figure, in 1969.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Vanier,_Ontario (408 words)

	NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Vanier, Ontario (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Vanier is a formerly independent community that in 2001 was merged into the city of Ottawa.
		Vanier is located in the east of Ottawa across the Rideau River from the neighbourhood of Sandy Hill and just to the south of Rockcliffe Park and New Edinburgh.
		Vanier is one of the poorer areas of Ottawa and has in recent decades been tarnished by an abundance of strip malls, low end retail outlets, and subsidised housing developments.
	www.nationmaster.com /encyclopedia/Vanier,-Ontario (444 words)

	Vanier, Ontario (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Vanier is located in the east of Ottawa across the Rideau River from the neighbourhood of Sandy Hill and just to the south of Rockcliffe Park.
		The city was renamed Vanier in honour of the recently deceased former Governor General of Canada Georges Vanier in 1969.
		Vanier is one of the poorer areas of Ottawa and has in recent decades been tarnished by an abundance of strip malls and low end retail outlets.
	www.serebella.com /encyclopedia/article-Vanier,_Ontario.html (582 words)

	Vanier, Ontario (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Vanier is located in the east of across the Rideau River from the neighbourhood of Sandy Hill and just to the south of Rockcliffe Park.
		The city renamed Vanier in honour of the recently former Governor General of Canada Georges Vanier in 1969.
		Vanier is one of the poorer areas Ottawa and has in recent decades been by an abundance of strip malls and end retail outlets.
	www.freeglossary.com /Vanier%2C_Ontario (549 words)

	ipedia.com: Ottawa—Vanier Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The riding, with its large Franco-Ontarian population in Vanier is one of the most solidly Liberal in the country, having elected Liberals both federally and provincially in every election since its creation.
		The vast majority of the riding is in the former city of Vanier, which was merged with Ottawa in 2000.
		Vanier has long been home to much of Ottawa's francophone population a group that is solidly Liberal.
	www.ipedia.com /ottawa_vanier.html (231 words)

	Meilleur promotion 'good for Ottawa' (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The 57-year-old Ottawa Vanier MPP said she was called in by the premier after question period on Tuesday for a chat and was delighted and excited when he told her of the promotion.
		Meilleur was elected MPP in Ottawa Vanier in 2003 after more than a decade in municipal politics, during which she chaired the Ottawa-Carleton regional government's community and social services committee.
		Meilleur is seen in Ottawa as a champion of francophone causes and advocate for the poor, and politicians and social activists alike have high expectations that she will deliver good things for the city.
	www.canada.com /ottawa/news/city/story.html?id=39662f61-77ef-4d6a-9bdc-4e7c64033e79&k=86497 (600 words)

	ottawasun.com - Ottawa 150 - Vanier: Small area with big history
		From its origins as a village to becoming a strong community in the midst of a city, Vanier's boundaries haven't changed in almost 100 years.
		A square mile east of the Rideau River holds a densely-populated, working-class neighbourhood with one of the highest francophone populations in the Ottawa area.
		The Vanier Museum and Interpretive Centre is being developed in Vanier's old city hall, surrounded by 17 acres of parkland and four acres of a sugar bush, equipped with an operational sugar shack.
	www.ottawasun.com /News/ottawa150/2005/07/25/1147047.html (462 words)

	NDP - Ottawa Centre
		Located in the heart of the national capital, Ottawa Centre is an urban riding that captures numerous communities and neighbourhoods within its boundaries.
		Since the riding of Ottawa Centre was established in 1967, voters have never elected a Conservative.
		The Ottawa Centre Provincial NDP is the officially recognized local association of the New Democratic Party of Ontario.
	www.ottawacentre.org /en/Pages/main.htm (170 words)

	Ottawa Business Journal - Home Page
		Vanier is a net loser of shopping dollars to other retail areas around the city because it is not considered a destination shopping area, according to a local retail analyst.
		The Loblaws was also the first of its big stores in the region and has been a great addition to (Vanier's) retail inventory and added a needed service to locals (in addition to) bringing customers from outside Vanier.
		One aspect of Vanier that tends to attract some shoppers is its demographic mix.
	www.ottawabusinessjournal.com /306023582379581.php (780 words)

	CBC - Ontario Votes 2003 - Ridings
		This riding includes all of the former city of Vanier and has a large Francophone population, with 33 per cent listing French as their mother tongue in the 1996 census.
		The riding extends out from the Vanier city limits to Nicholas Street and the Queensway in the northeast, and encompasses part of the affluent Rockcliffe Park in the northwest.
		The University of Ottawa is located within this riding, which may account for the high rate of mobility: 54 per cent of residents here moved between 1991 and 1996.
	www.cbc.ca /ontariovotes2003/riding/061 (379 words)

	Ottawa Life Magazine
		Chief Phil Fontaine is recognized for his federal work in Ottawa, whereas John Smith is highlighted for his 35 years of service as a local mentor and sports volunteer for countless kids.
		Born and raised in Ottawa, she is a veteran of election campaigns and world travel, and has used those experiences to write a column for a major Canadian newspaper, and work in public relations and as a spokesperson for various charitable organizations.
		He is a well-known community activist in that historic neighborhood and led the protests against the City of Ottawa’s demolition of the beautiful St. Margaret’s School on Belmont Avenue and rezoning of the property so developers could squeeze in freehold townhomes.
	www.ottawalife.com /article.asp?articleid=467 (8857 words)

	Vanier Institute of the Family -- News Room
		The Ottawa Sun: It's buyer beware in mortgages [July 15, 2006] "...That seems to be quite an expectation, given that average total household debt in 2004 was equivalent to 121% of disposable income, up from 86% in 1980, according to the Vanier Institute of the Family.
		The Ottawa Citizen: Alberta takes lead in family incomes [March 31, 2006] "...However, Bob Glossop, a senior research associate with the Vanier Institute of the Family, noted that the increase in overall family income masks disparities between what in effect are have and have-not individuals, as well as provinces.
		Ottawa's respected Vanier Institute of the Family, which defines family as "any combination of two or more persons who are bound together over time" in various nurturing ways, lists respect and empathy among its core values.
	www.vifamily.ca /newsroom/newsroom.html (5660 words)

	Ottawa-Gatineau Neighbourhoods: Vanier-Gloucester-Orleans Neighbourhoods
		This a part of Ottawa is east of the Rideau River, and includes the former municipality of Vanier and stretches east to Blackburn Hamlet and Orleans.
		It lies between the Ottawa River to the north and the Mer Bleue Conservation Area to the south.
		In 1969 it was renamed in honour of Georges Philias Vanier (1888-1967) the governor general of Canada from 1959-1967.
	ottawa.foundlocally.com /Home/Neigh-VanierGloucesterOrleans.htm (724 words)

	Ottawa Train Yards
		The Ottawa Train Yards is located in the geographic heart of Ottawa and is only 4 kilometres from the Parliament Buildings.
		At the junction of Highway 417 (Queensway), the major east-west freeway through the city, and the Vanier Parkway, Ottawa Train Yards is quite simply, one of the most accessible locations in Ottawa.
		Ottawa Train Yards also provides a welcome, quiet and urbane greenspace, this outdoor space will provide areas for passive recreation, seating and social enjoyment.
	www.ottawatrainyards.com /print.html (584 words)

	NDP - Ottawa Centre Riding Association
		First I would like to thank all those residing in Ottawa Centre who trusted me with their vote this past January 23rd and elected me as their representative in Parliament.
		As your MP, I promise to work tirelessly for the interests of the residents of Ottawa Centre in the House of Commons.
		It was encouraging to know that the residents of Ottawa Centre were so concerned with the future of their neighbourhoods.
	ottawacentre.org (243 words)

	on-Ottawa-Vanier
		In The Ottawa Citizen today, it is projected that the Liberals will lose all of their Ottawa seats except this one, which they will win by 6,000 votes.
		Voice of the Common Man...I don't disagree with your prediction...I think Ottawa Vanier will go Liberal, but in fact, that last time the east end of Ottawa (the core of Ottawa Vanier) was "held" by the Conservatives was 1925...not 1882 (though I suspect you are thinking of the old Russell riding).
		The still older two-member riding of Ottawa was held back and forth between the Conservatives and Liberals, starting in 1911 and ending in 1930...Each time, the Conservatives nominated one francophone candidate and, though the East End voted Liberal...Conservatives were elected and held both of the two member seats in 1911, 1917 and 1925...
	www.electionprediction.org /2004_fed/riding/35065-ottawa-vanier.htm (1065 words)

	Vanier (Ottawa, ON) Press Releases
		A group from two Ottawa schools has earned a place as one of 10 finalists in the Volvo Adventure competition, an international environmental program organized by Volvo Car Corporation in partnership with the...
		OTTAWA, April 11 /CNW Telbec/ - Starting in June 2006, the population of the regions served by area codes 519 and 613 in Ontario and 450, 514 and 819 in Qubec will be asked to dial 10 digits - the area code...
		OTTAWA, March 31 /CNW Telbec/ - After a thorough examination, the Competition Bureau has found that low inventories of gasoline in North America and worldwide increases in the price of crude oil, the major cost...
	www.topix.net /ca/ottawa-on-vanier/pr (1487 words)

	Are you looking for Ball Hockey Ottawa? This page provides new information on Ball Hockey Ottawa! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		The Ottawa West Ball Hockey League is one of the recipients of a grant from the...
		The Ottawa Vanier Women’s Ball Hockey League (OVWBHL) is the only women’s sport organization in the Ottawa region to offer a competitive ball hockey venue for women of...
		The Ottawa West Ball Hockey League is one of the recipients of a grant from the Ontario Trillium...
	www.sports-and-beyond.com /45/ball-hockey-ottawa.asp (336 words)

	Ric Dagenais for Ottawa-Vanier (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		As a member of the City of Ottawa's Environmental Advisory Committee, Ric is very committed to protecting our environment.
		He is also treasurer of the Ottawa CUPE District Council and the Rideau Canal Celtic Cross Committee, which erected a monument in the Riding commemorating the workers who died building the Rideau Canal.
		Before becoming an activist, Ric was a working musician, recording artist, and bandleader in the Ottawa area for many years.
	www.ricdagenais.ca /html/bio_en.html (362 words)

	Ottawa Business Journal - News
		The campaign to expand Ottawa's inadequate convention centre has more plot twists than a bad soap opera.
		The latest episode played out on Friday, when a gaggle of federal politicians attached their names to a media release that confirmed the Liberal government's willingness to contribute $30 million to the Ottawa Congress Centre expansion project.
		In simpler terms, it would mean Ottawa's convention centre would go from Moncton, NB size to Edmonton, Alta size.
	www.ottawabusinessjournal.com /322024051105867.php (542 words)

	CBC.ca - The Ottawa-am-Headlines Archives
		Link to: http://www.cbc.ca/news/viewpoint/vp_murray/20030805.html ____________________________________________________________ Ottawa STORIES: SEARCH FOR CLUES CONTINUES Ottawa Police are continuing the search for information in the Ardeth Wood disappearance case.
		Ottawa Police say they are now looking for information and a suspect in the case.
		Michael Saunders of Brighton, west of Kingston, is charged with three counts of theft under $5,000 an one count of breach of trust.
	interact.cbc.ca /pipermail/ottawa-am-headlines/2003-August/000620.html (679 words)

	Ottawa Police Service - News and Speeches
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		(VANIER) - The Ottawa-Carleton Regional Police Arson Squad is investigating an early morning fire in Vanier that left one man dead.
		Ottawa Fire Fighters found the man inside the building.
	www.ottawapolice.ca /en/serving_ottawa/media_room/news.cfm?nr_id=389 (121 words)

	On-street Residential Monthly Parking Permits (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-01)
		Ottawa and Vanier residents used to be granted a permit holder exemption from City of Ottawa traffic and parking by-laws to park up to 48 hours in the same spot and to be excluded from overnight parking bans in certain areas, from November to April.
		The program continued within the former Ottawa and Vanier after amalgamation of the new City of Ottawa in 2000.
		If the homeowner applicant does not own the vehicle, that person must submit a letter or leasing document from the vehicle owner specifying that the owner authorizes use of the vehicle by the homeowner applicant.
	www.ottawa.ca /city_services/parking/permits/onstreet_en.shtml (515 words)

	Ottawa XPress - News - Election '06: XPress survey
		Under the assumption that politicians are also human beings, and that you can actually learn a lot about a person from what they like, XPress asked every candidate in Ottawa about their cultural intake last year.
		I did that at the Ottawa-Carleton Regional District Health Council, on the board of TVOntario, on the former Gloucester city council, as a trustee and vice-chair of the Ottawa Public Library, and with the Canadian Association for Suicide Prevention.
		My first priority remains working as hard as I can for everyday people in Ottawa South, and I am passionate about building a country that is a role model for the world.
	www.ottawaxpress.ca /redirect.aspx?iIDArticle=8213&iIDReaction=0&iIDGroupe=0&iIDCritique=0&iIDSectionCalendrier=0&iIDSpectacleFilm=0&iIDRepresentation=0 (7346 words)

	Ridings
		John Ford, candidate for Ottawa South during the 2004 federal election, received 5.7% of the vote in his riding.
		Carleton-Mississippi Mills is an electoral district that lies west of Ottawa.
		Ottawa University also has a campus Green Party, that operates closely with the Ottawa-Vanier riding associations.
	www.ottawagreens.ca /new_layout/ridings/index.php (408 words)

	Ottawa Government
		Ottawa Greens - Contacts events federal and provincial election candidates news and articles Focused on publicizing local Green Party activities
		Ottawa 20 20 - Central information site about major planning effort by City to manage growth to year 2020 Current news future meetings and events contacts and links are provided
		The City of Ottawa - Official City site Information about services council and committee meetings and major project initiatives is provided
	www.seekonsearch.com /ON/Ottawa/Government.html (1242 words)

	Ottawa Plus.ca - Home - OC Transpo
		This urban bus system offers express connections to and from downtown and the communities of Ottawa, Vanier, Nepean, Rockcliffe, Gloucester, Kanata, Orleans, Gatineau and outlying rural areas, as well as a light rail transit system, the O-Train.
		In 1866, the Ottawa City Passenger Railway Company was awarded "perpetual" running rights in the Capital and began operation using horse-drawn trolleys.
		In 1891 this company merged into the Ottawa Electric Street Railway Company which began operating electric trolleys that carried more than 1.5 million passengers in its first year of operation and by 1895 was carrying more than 4 million passengers a year.
	www.ottawaplus.ca /portal/profile.do?profileID=53090 (456 words)

	CBC - Canada Votes 2006 - Candidates and Ridings
		It runs from Highway 417 in the southeast and the Ottawa River in the northwest between the Rideau Canal in the southwest and Green's Creek, Montreal Road, Blair Road, Innes Road and the CP tracks in the east.
		The riding was established as Ottawa East in 1933 and the name changed to Ottawa-Vanier in 1973.
		Treasurer of the Rideau Canal Celtic Cross committee.Secretary treasurer of the Ottawa CUPE District Council.
	www.cbc.ca /canadavotes/riding/172 (828 words)

	Ottawa Food Bank Events
		An Ottawa Food Bank representative then addresses the school assembly on the last day of the drive with a truck on hand to collect the food.
		For the first time, The Ottawa Food Bank will be entering a float in the parade (thanks to tireless volunteer Bonnie Keefe) to thanks help for all the support we've received during the year.
		The Ottawa Senators have invited us to collect food and cash donations during at the beginning of their November 27th game vs. The Vancouver Canucks.
	www.theottawafoodbank.ca /EN/pastevents03.htm (2055 words)

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