Ken Clavette – IMAGE

Ken’s Bygone Sandy Hill

A bittersweet reaction to the glowing RE/MAX liveability report Ken Clavette This summer Sandy Hill residents, both current and past,

Ken’s Bygone Sandy Hill Ken Clavette In 1909, the news in Ottawa was that Sandy Hill resident Henry Newell Bate,

The other Strathcona: Strathcona Heights Ken Clavette Affordable housing and housing shortages have been a constant issue in Ottawa from

Storied storeys: Strathcona Apartments at 404 Laurier East Ken Clavette In November 1926, Mr. R. W. Godson, President of Godson Building

Ken Clavette Earlier this year, the largest public sector strike in Canadian history took place; 155,000 members of the Public

History under our feet Ken Clavette Last fall as the community gardeners up on Strathcona Heights picked their last tomatoes

Ken’s Bygone Sandy Hill Ken Clavette The February 1982 edition of IMAGE (vol. 10(2)) marked the 10th year of

Where all legal bigwigs met, one century ago Ken Clavette In 1862 the gaol (jail) was built at 75 Nicholas

Building the community with innovative housing Ken Clavette I moved to Sandy Hill from Centretown in the summer of

Daly was considered the street of Ottawa Ken Clavette Along with supervising the building of the Rideau Canal, Colonel John