Heritage – Page 7

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

Ken Clavette’s Album of Bygone Sandy Hill • June 2018

Strathcona Park under construction. Originally a swampy floodplain of the Rideau river, it became home of the Dominion Rifle Range

François Bregha Le mois de juin, mois de la St-Jean et du Festival Franco-ontarien, nous rappelle que la Côte-de-Sable a

Fleury Tour On Saturday, May 5, as part of Jane’s Walk activities in keeping with the vision of urbanist Jane

Betsy Mann When you walk through our neighbourhood, do you ever look at the old houses and wonder who lived

Each spring Ottawa hosts an annual Race Weekend of road running events. It includes the largest marathon in Canada, a

François Bregha Spring has sprung and it is time to re-discover the many pleasures that Strathcona Park offers us. As

February: the month when we look back, for example at Maryon and Lester B. Pearson shown above at home in 1957,

Trina Cooper-Bolam Bunkhouses, occupying forlorn sites of Sandy Hill’s lost built-heritage are some of the ugliest examples of architecture in

Winter, a time when hockey ruled It is not uncommon for local businesses to sponsor sports teams but Rideau Street

François Bregha As Sandy Hill residents celebrate Heritage Month, it is worth remembering that not all of our neighbourhood’s colourful