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

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Stéphanie Plante Déposer ses enfants à l’école le matin peut déjà être un moment de stress intense. Se démener

Catherine Major If you are one who cares and sometimes worries about the size, density and look of buildings along

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

Bryn & Simoona Have you ever heard of the greatest decade of all time, with Jennifer Aniston, Macaulay Culkin, and

Paula Kelsall Kyle Vingoe-Cram had a very busy May. Over the course of the month, the young author visited comic

Hnatyshyn Foundation fundraiser planned for June 25 at Carleton Dominion-Chalmers Centre Marianne Brown Given that Sandy Hill is within walking

Tom’s Story tells of Jo-Ann’s friendship with Tom Hogan, a First Nations man who was perpetually homeless, a self-described chronic

Dave Elden The One & Only Arts and Crafts Fair is organized by members of Sandy Hill’s community association, Action

John Forster And, they’re back! Theatre fans will be thrilled to know that for the first time since the pandemic,

Starting with these selections from neighbourhood literati Word sonnets Seymour Mayne The word sonnet is a relatively