Eye on Development
Demolition, infill and densification François Bregha Notwithstanding COVID 19, development proposals continue apace in our neighbourhood. Below are descriptions of
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The birth of Action Sandy Hill
François Bregha Over the last few months, COVID-19 has turned our world upside down and closed down restaurants, theatres, arenas,
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Eye on Development
560 Rideau St. Noise, shaking and fumes Lena Creedy The tranquility of our street came to an end when sudden
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The Spanish Flu, 1918
Ottawa’s last great epidemic François Bregha With the coronavirus ever present in the news, it is appropriate to remember the
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World War II’s big impact on this neighbourhood
François Bregha This year, 2019, marks the eightieth anniversary of the start of the Second World War. World War
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Les souvenirs d’enfance de Renée Landry
François Bregha Renée Landry a vécu presque toute sa vie dans la Côte-de-Sable. A 90 ans, elle y réside encore,
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Consultation publique sur la Maison-Laurier
François Bregha aout 1939 • LAC, MIKAN 3217611 Illustration Phil Caron Parcs Canada invite le public à s’exprimer sur son
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Little theatre, big history
François Bregha Sandy Hill residents who enjoy live theatre are well-served, living near the National Arts Centre and La
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231 Cobourg still in jeopardy
François Bregha Last December, the Ugandan High Commission, which owns the house at 231 Cobourg where Lester B. Pearson lived
Read moreHow many cemeteries have there been in Sandy Hill?
François Bregha The answer is surprisingly complicated. We know for sure of the Sandy Hill cemeteries (sometimes referred to in
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