Quiet Saint Patrick’s Day
Bob Meldrum The police operation in Sandy Hill on St. Patrick’s Day was very successful. It kept the revelers from
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Update: evictions, deaths, and investigations at 168 and 170 Osgoode St.
Larry Newman IMAGE first reported on the eviction notice received by lowincome tenants in the rooming houses at 146-170 Osgoode
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My visit to Collective Growers on Somerset St.
Bob Meldrum There is a new business on Somerset Street East at Chapel. Collective Growers has set up shop to
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Can we help you find a restaurant or little free library in Sandy Hill?
Cathy Major In the summer of 2021, Community Associations for Environmental Sustainability (CAFES) proposed some opportunities for 15-minute neighbourhood community
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Advocating for public toilets: Where to go when there’s no place to go!
Bessa Whitmore and Kristina Ropke “Nature calls, what to do? Will I be able to find a loo! A bathroom,
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Go with the flo
Hilary Duff A few of you wrote to IMAGE noting a curious new addition near 301 Laurier Ave. E., across
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Have you seen the Range Road tennis court?
Hilary Duff During January’s Omicron lockdown, a delightful video landed in my inbox. It was filmed by longtime Sandy Hill
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Meet Raven Groves, allsaints’ new music programming director
Hilary Duff Q&A Working Title Kitchen and allsaintsottawa have hired a new Music Programming Director, and there are already plenty
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Annie Pootoogook Park to host a new arts festival
Mary-Margaret Annab Spring is in the air and it’s time to get outside! MASC is thrilled to be partnering with
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The Ottawa Children’s Festival returns to Arts Court and beyond
Kaitlynn Steele The Ottawa Children’s Festival de la jeunesse (OCF) is bringing its full festival back to LeBreton Flats Park
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