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OOE COMMUNITY UPDATES – JUNE 2026

OLD OTTAWA EAST COMMUNITY UPDATES John Dance is The Mainstreeter’s chief reporter and the former Chair of the Old Ottawa East Community Association’s Planning Committee. With his extensive experience, he keeps our readers informed of a wide range of community developments. 417 Bridge Replacement and Ballantyne Park   Although the scheduling...

Parenting in Old Ottawa East

Sleepless nights, sturdy strollers, and community support A pedestrian, older, first-time parent’s guide to having a baby in Old Ottawa East     MELISSA EBERLY I was still pregnant with our daughter when The Mainstreeter’s editor suggested that I write an article about parenting in Old Ottawa East.  I initially...

Proposed demolition of 441 Echo Drive

The height of controversy surrounds plan to demolish 441 Echo Drive apartments A proposed seven-storey development across from the Flora Footbridge sparks debate over planning rules, affordable housing and fit within the neighbourhood.     JOHN DANCE Developer JB Holdings proposes to demolish its 441 Echo Drive 16-unit low-rise apartment...

Dinette Atomique

OLD OTTAWA EATS Sandy Hill’s newest hotspot hits the sweet spot Dinette Atomique pairs diner classics with Vietnamese influences and an inviting retro aesthetic   QUINN ABUGOV    On a Tuesday evening in early May, my dining partner and I made our way to Dinette Atomique in Sandy Hill, eager...

Aztec Tacos

OLD OTTAWA EATS Reviewer Quinn Abugov samples Aztec Tacos in Vanier, leaves fully satisfied! QUINN ABUGOV On a quiet Monday night, my dining partner and I stopped in at Aztec Tacos, a small family-owned restaurant on Montreal Road between North River Road and the Vanier Parkway. Nestled among a strip...

TIM HUNT: Lady Evelyn School

Art Beat TIM HUNT’SMAIN STREETSKETCHES Tim Hunt explores his community outfitted with a small sketchbook, pen, and watercolour kit. In our regular feature, he shares the pages from his sketchbook and tells the stories behind his work. TIM HUNT It doesn’t seem like that long ago that we first set...

OOE COMMUNITY UPDATES – APRIL 2026

OOE COMMUNITY UPDATES John Dance is TheMainstreeter’s chiefreporter and the formerChair of the Old OttawaEast CommunityAssociation’s PlanningCommittee. With hisextensive experience,he keeps our readersinformed of a widerange of communitydevelopments. Rideau Canal biking news Work is progressing well on the new bicycle lanes along the Colonel By Drive and Queen Elizabeth Driveway,...

Extensive Plans for Brantwood Park

Community members step forward with bold plans to reimagine the Brantwood Park shoreline Neighbourhood advocates announce community engagement proposals ranging from new tree plantings and picnic and gathering area to a new footbridge twinned with Indigenous Healing Forests along the Rideau River.   LORNE ABUGOV In what The Mainstreeter has...