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Fake Friday: City Of Ottawa Taps City Park Maple Trees For Syrup Revenue

[ ](http://ottawastart.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/mapledaze.jpg) _ Ottawa _ Taking the necessary steps to generate revenue, the City Of Ottawa recently opened tapping lines on a number of maple trees in forested parks across the city. The imaginative and fun new revenue generator will see over 3,000 maple trees tapped for syrup production, with delicious, city made maple syrup being sold for $20 a bottle at local stores this spring. ...

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Fake Friday: OC Transpo Launches New Cats-Only Bus

[ ](http://ottawastart.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/catdriver.jpg) _ Ottawa _ New OC Transpo boss John Manconi was criticized after the launch of the new CATS-ONLY bus service earlier this week on account the feline transportation system will cost a reported $7 million. Using highly skilled cat drivers, the new cat bus service will be used to pick up cats from around the city and bring them to their requested destinations. ...

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Fake Friday: Little Italy Launches New "Pay & Pasta" Parking Meters

[ ](http://ottawastart.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/03/pasta.jpg) _ Little Italy _ The vibrant Italian neighbourhood that stretches along Preston Street from Carling to Somerset recently had new “Pay & Pasta” parking meters installed to help draw visitors to the area. A well known location for Italian cuisine, the City Of Ottawa in association with the Preston Street BIA, developed the concept of dispensing pasta last spring as a way to help boost enjoyment for paid parking. ...

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Fake Friday: Archaeologists Unearth 9,000 Year Old Baby Stroller In West Wellington Village

[ ](http://ottawastart.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/01/stroller2.jpg) _ Wellington West _ A dramatic discovery was made earlier this week when archaeologists uncovered an almost perfectly preserved 9,000 year old baby stroller in a condo development construction site near Harmer Ave. The discovery of the primitive Neolithic stroller is in keeping with the area’s rich, baby-centric reputation, and furthers the concept that not much has changed in the area over the last 9,000 years. ...

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