News of the day: Parents stunned by school bus attendants cuts; Bill would keep renters cool; Reported coyote attack closes park

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PARENTS STUNNED AS OCSB CUTS DEVELOPMENTAL EDUCATION SCHOOL BUS ATTENDANTS

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Parents learned Friday that bus attendants assisting students with special needs during rides to and from school would be cut starting in September.

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MPP Catherine McKenney is proposing a new law that would implement a temperature cap at 26 C for rental apartment units to help keep people cool during the summer.

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NEW BILL WOULD PROTECT ONTARIO RENTERS FROM EXTREME HEAT

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Under the proposed law, landlords would be required to keep rental units at or below 26 C during the summer.

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A coyote roams through Ottawa in this file photo. A park in Orléans has been closed because of recent report of a coyote attack.

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ORLÉANS PARK CLOSED AFTER REPORTED COYOTE ATTACK

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The City of Ottawa has temporarily closed Lalande Conservation Park in Orléans after a reported coyote attack.

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HOW AN OTTAWA DANCER ADAPTED TO LIFE IN A WHEELCHAIR — WITH MORE DANCING

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Julie Pettigrew created her own low-mobility dance program at a new dance studio in Kanata, Devotion Dance Company.

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