Cynthia Mitchell

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

A conversation with Muna Manji, owner of Campus Pharmacy

Cynthia Mitchell Walk into Campus Pharmacy and you’ll likely see longtime owner Muna Manji behind the counter, filling prescriptions for

Cynthia Mitchell Downtown is ripe for change. The vision of 1960s downtown Ottawa, largely built around cars and for 9-to-5

Cynthia Mitchell Uptown Rideau Street is changing. It had been years since I had walked the stretch of Rideau from

Cynthia Mitchell It’s more of the same for a proposed development of 70 Nicholas St., a property owned by Cadillac

Sandy Hillers weigh in on the 2 Robinson Ave. development Cynthia Mitchell Affordable housing, a grocery store, and a development

Cynthia Mitchell A group of local residents and stakeholders hoping to see community benefits from the new 2 Robinson Ave.

Could community benefits be a part of the new 2 Robinson Ave. development? Cynthia Mitchell A small community group is