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Updating the Dark Side of Sandy Hill

Reconciliation and walking tours Hilary Duff When I set out to design last year’s Dark Side of Sandy Hill walking

No Panda Game next year, please! This is not the first time. It could have gone very badly, with more

Judy Rinfret Perhaps it was pent-up community energy or perhaps a growing awareness of the importance of urban green spaces,

We had very good news at IMAGE last June. The Federation of Community Associations (68 Ottawa area community groups, including

The One and Only Craft Fair will not be held this November due to COVID. Depending on the situation, a

Cécile Stockemer A chance encounter with a City park maintenance worker brought about big changes to the playground on Chapel

Bob Whitelaw Three tennis courts at Saint Germain Park (Templeton Street and Sweetland Avenue) were closed in late August and

Stéphanie Plante Sandy Hill has always recognized Canada’s greats. We have a park named after Inuit artist Annie Pootoogook, streets

Prime Ministers’ Row Megan Lafrenière Let’s face it. Ottawa has a lot of history. Some of it is obvious; Parliament

Larry Newman “The City of Ottawa has received Zoning Bylaw Amendment and Site Plan Control applications (#D07-12-21-0040) to permit the