Joanne Laucius is a journalist at SaltWire Network. She focuses on a variety of topics including animals, animal care, and the construction industry, often exploring themes related to educational policy and school governance. Joanne's work has been featured in numerous publications, including the National Post, Montreal Gazette, and The Vancouver Sun.
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Joanne Laucius focuses on local news, especially in Ottawa, with an emphasis on crime and government & politics. Her articles often cover evolving stories and breaking news related to these topics.
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Many parents are forced into impossible choices between safety, keeping their children together, or surrendering pets, one mother says.
By: Joanne Laucius
Unscheduled disruptions to water service leaves residents, businesses and even city councillors struggling to get information.
By: Joanne Laucius
The water services department and Ottawa Public Health are to examine the feasibility of identifying key geographic locations for sampling.
By: Joanne Laucius
The emergency preparedness and protective services committee explored what tools the city had to deal with encroachments during construction.
By: Joanne Laucius
Staff recommend that adjustments for west-central schools will be introduced gradually, starting with kindergarten cohort in September 2027
Amendments to Ontario legislation would render a municipal bylaw unnecessary, a staff report says, but councillors haven't even seen it.
By: Joanne Laucius
Mulroney was 'the greatest prime minister in Canadian history,' says Ontario Education Minister in announcing name for the east-end school
A 'significant number' of devices were seized during the search of a south-end residence on June 4, Ottawa police said.
Limits make it 'nearly impossible' for challengers to compete with incumbents, says campaign professionals' association.
Some pet owners have no other option other than to surrender their pets to a shelter. Low-cost preventive care can change that, vets say.
