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The other side

The other side

By Jamie Brougham For the few who know the other side of the Rideau River from Old Ottawa East, it is actually an interesting wilderness area. I have seen owls,… Read more »

Balancing your life with gratitude

Balancing your life with gratitude

By Kaeli Van Regan   Balance is something you might have pondered, talked about and strived to achieve. Often it is something that you work on or that will come… Read more »

Community gardeners growing their influence

Community gardeners growing their influence

By Linda Rankin   Following the first Ottawa Garden Symposium in November 2014, a small group of volunteers, including a representative from the Old Ottawa East Community Garden,  have been… Read more »

CAG: 2014 and beyond

CAG: 2014 and beyond

By Kevin Farrell Before tooting the horn of the Community Activities Group (CAG), I want to clear up a misconception. CAG is not funded by the City of Ottawa, nor… Read more »

A year of change at the Children’s Garden

A year of change at the Children’s Garden

By Ian Grabina Old Ottawa East is facing a wave of change. Many aspects of residents’ lives – from the use of land and green space, to the make-up of… Read more »

The Councillor speaks out

The Councillor speaks out

Amid community concerns over reckless driving in the opening weeks of Main Street reconstruction, the newspaper reached out to Capital Ward Coun. David Chernushenko.   We began by asking if… Read more »

Let’s make childcare affordable

Let’s make childcare affordable

By Paul Dewar   As the lucky father of two boys, I know the importance of high-quality childcare. For the past decade, Conservative and Liberal federal governments have talked about… Read more »

An interview with Josée Vallée

An interview with Josée Vallée

The city’s senior engineer in the Infrastructure Services Department and project manager of Main Street reconstruction recently answered some of our questions.   Is this a particularly difficult or otherwise… Read more »

Early days of main street reconstruction: Readers weigh in

Early days of main street reconstruction: Readers weigh in

  The first weeks of Main Street re-construction yielded a few pointed remarks from readers, largely on the topic of the sudden rise in the number of speeding cars, cutting… Read more »

If we build a boathouse: A vision for a community cottage

If we build a boathouse: A vision for a community cottage

By Jamie Brougham What if we built a boathouse – or as I like to think of it, a community cottage – on the bank of the Rideau River at… Read more »

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