Brigitte Pellerin is a photographer and videographer who also works as a columnist for the Ottawa Citizen. Her focus is on local issues in Ottawa, Canada, and she often writes about topics such as affordable housing, urban development, public spaces, and social issues. Her work has been featured in various publications, including the Ottawa Sun and Montreal Gazette.
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The end of August is a good time for stock-taking: a few thoughts on the files that make Ottawa more livable.
By: Brigitte Pellerin
No teenager has ever become a better person through authoritarian rules. Start engaging with them respectfully, instead.
By: Brigitte Pellerin
What if I told you there is a way to stop the transit crisis, which currently sees higher fares, less service, then even higher fares and worse service?
By: Brigitte Pellerin
Ottawa housing expert Carolyn Whitzman's new book looks at home-building policies that work — and those that don't.
By: Brigitte Pellerin
I didn't think Ottawa could get a reputation more embarrassingly uncool than 'the town that fun forgot.' I was wrong.
The challenge for every city, including Ottawa, is to move people and goods in ways that are efficient, smart, safe, reliable and environmentally sustainable.
Sponge parks hold on to rainwater when it falls in unusually large quantities. They help prevent flooding by giving sewer systems a break.
Did you hear the one about the public servant's workday? Ron James swears Ottawa audiences love it. And he loves us.
Ottawa is part of a nationwide effort to measure the number of people experiencing homelessness. But what happens next?
By: Brigitte Pellerin
It boggles my mind that one-quarter of homes in Canada's capital suffer from food insecurity when there are practical solutions.
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