Eyecatching planters installed on the campus
The uOttawa campus is even more colourful now with the recent painting of the concrete planters with Indigenous-themed artwork. IMAGE
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Sandy Hill Community News / Le journal communautaire de la Côte-de-Sable
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Lloyd Axworthy is alive and well and living in Sandy Hill
Judy Rinfret Among our many illustrious Sandy Hill residents is one who will need no introduction—Lloyd Axworthy. About two years
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Exciting new book of short stories by Sandy Hill author
K.R. Kinnis It is refreshing to read Cyril Dabydeen’s new book of short stories, Forgotten Exiles (Mosaic Press, November 2024),
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Red Dress Day marked in Annie Pootoogook Park
On May 5, the non-profit Tungasuvvingat Inuit organized an event in Annie Pootoo-gook Park to mark Red Dress Day, also
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Should Sandy Hill follow the lead of Overbrook?
There is a fantastic new learning opportunity just across the Adàwe Bridge, on the east side of the river: the
Read MoreA longtime IMAGE volunteer remembers
Betsy Mann Looking back on when she helped produce the first issue of IMAGE in December 1972, Jan Meldrum shakes
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Food notes
Paula Kelsall Sun? Wind? Shorts? Puffy coat? As summer makes its uncertain entrance, it’s hard to know what we’re in
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No yard? Think pots!
In Japan, a growing trend called “potting gardens” offers a practical and stylish solution for anyone wanting to enjoy the
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Pulling together at Dinette Atomique
Trina Cooper-Bolam At the corner of Somerset East and Blackburn, formerly the home of Reggae Rooster, the Sandy Hill Lounge
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