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Sandy Hill Community News / Le journal communautaire de la Côte-de-Sable

Campaign launched to restore one of Sandy Hill’s oldest buildings

St. Albans is downtown Ottawa’s oldest surviving church building and one of its most historic. If you take a step

David Flemming Well, the dust has settled on the provincial government’s notorious Bill 23. The bill, introduced the day

Karine Charland Did you know Sandy Hill is host to Canada’s longest-running community theatre? Through peace and war, the Great

Bob Meldrum A 1970 report stated “Sandy Hill appears initially as a pleasant older downtown neighbourhood containing an expanding

Hilary Duff One of the most striking architectural elements in Sandy Hill is the hand-carved oregano pine and cedar

In late November 2021, a once magnificent but unoccupied house at 335 Daly Ave. mysteriously burned to the extent that

Sarah Carter Amelia McLean Paget (1867-1922) lived at 451 Besserer St. from 1899 until her death in 1922. She

Where all legal bigwigs met, one century ago Ken Clavette In 1862 the gaol (jail) was built at 75 Nicholas

On the Water, Peeter Simm Ralph Blaine Last month the Estonian Ambassador, recently installed in his new embassy in the