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Reducing the pandemic burden on Canadians

Michael L.W. Barnes There was a disturbing blindspot in the 2006 Canadian Pandemic Influenza Plan. It said, “Unfortunately most community-based

Linda Scales Anyone involved with Indigenous reconciliation couldn’t have predicted the importance of its healing methods during COVID-19. However, a

Sandy Hill residents may have noticed the heart-shaped window lights on the west wall of the Courtyard by Marriott Ottawa

I take a photo most days when I walk the loop.

Christine Aubry To those who know her it should come as no surprise that when asked to reflect on her

A letter of thanks for outstanding service to Viscount Alexander Public School Mia Hunt The parents, students and administration of

Sandy Hill lost one of its great ones on May 9, when Peter Twidale died at the age of 83.

Christine Elrick Message to the Grade 6 graduating class from Principal Paul McAnany First and foremost, congratulations to the class

Alexander S. Woodburn Printer, founder of the Ottawa Journal, Sandy Hill resident Ken Clavette Alexander Smith Woodburn was a prominent