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Tuesday, September 28, 2021
Tuesday jobs: Part time sales gigs ▪️Scotiabank at Carleton University requires a part time (15 hours/week) Senior Customer Experience Associate to assist customers, fulfill simple sales opportunities, and nurture relationships. ▪️BMO (5673 Hazeldean Road) is hiring a resourceful Customer Service rep to assist customers, particularly those who don’t find digital applications intuitive. ▪️Ricoh Canada is searching for a bilingual Solutions Sales Representative, Virtual Sales, to maintain and prospect new business opportunities within the SMB space. ▪️Senators Sports & Entertainment has an opening for a Game-Day & Event Retail Associate, who will deliver exceptional customer service, operate the cash register, and ensure merchandise is neatly and properly displayed at all times.
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STATS Weather: ⛅ A mix of sun and cloud. High of 16°, low of 4° Number: $1. The new cost per day to park at the Ottawa Airport (Don't say MacDonald - Cartier Airport! Don't say MacDonald - Cartier Airport!). The new rate – which is good for up to two weeks of parking – is to help encourage people to use the airport again. [Ottawa Business Journal] Ottawans of the Day: Tony Fouhse, Victoria Laube, Ava Margueritte, and Ian Willms. The four photographers are presenting a pop-up photography festival in Centretown until Sunday. [Centretown Buzz] Quote: ‘As they say, follow the money’ – Donna DuBreuil, president of the of the Ottawa-Carleton Wildlife Centre. The Centre says that the City is killing beavers rather than relocating them. [Stittsville Central]
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CORONAVIRUS UPDATE Data is from this morning, comparisons are with yesterday ONTARIO
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COVID-19 NEWS ⭕ The Leeds, Grenville and Lanark District Health Unit, which borders Ottawa, has fully vaccinated 90 per cent of its eligible residents, the first in Ontario [CBC] ⭕ Ottawa Public Health is in preparation to vaccinate kids 5 to 11, anticipating approval soon [CTV]
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WHAT OTTAWA IS TALKING ABOUT ▪️The City has reversed ferret over its choice of a company to review the safety of the O-Train. The City had chosen STV Inc to do the review, overlooking the fact that the company had been involved in providing services to the system's builders. The City said the company was not involved in the design of the O-Train but optics must be considered now, and the search is on for a new safety reviewer. [Ottawa Citizen] + Related No date known for when the Confederation Lline will return ▪️The rate of installing electric vehicle charging stations planned for Ottawa has slowed. The City had planned to have 26 new charging stations, but will only have a dozen or so by the end of the year. [CFRA] ▪️The City is looking at buying abandoned rail line that runs from the western Greenbelt, through Kanata, and ending at Morris Island Drive. The former CN line pulled up its tracks and ties a few years ago and has been maintained by the West Carleton Snowmobile Trails Association. The City has a policy of buying old rail lines for future transportation or recreation use. This one would cost $740,000 for the 32 km route. [CTV] |
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