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Is Sandy Hill going down hill?

Part two – solutions discussed Larry Newman In Part One of this topic, published in the last issue, I reported

The Barely Bruised book store, 315 Wilbrod Laurier Office Mart, 266 Laurier Ave. E.

Ottawa Neighbourhood Study John Cockburn Interested in how Sandy Hill compares to other Ottawa neighbourhoods on key social and demographic

Who you gonna call?* John Cockburn As a preliminary to its November board meeting Action Sandy Hill hosted a presentation

Safi Fine Foods, 322 Somerset St E.

François Bregha This year, 2019, marks the eightieth anniversary of the start of the Second World War. World War

Sally Southey Throughout his life Keith Spicer has been “privileged to have had a chance to make a difference,” in

And other ways to green your holidays Mia Hunt The way we consume has a huge impact on the climate.

Yvonne van Alphen This year’s “One & Only” included 50 talented artists and crafters (including some Inuit crafters), a book

New Indigenous art in Sandy Hill Maureen Korp Over the last few years, at very many public gatherings, talks, and