Archive 1997-2016
By Devi Ramachandran
Some Ottawa bar patrons may ring in the new year elsewhere if Ottawa bars don’t extend their opening hours past 2 a.m.
“It’s New Year’s, we want to be there all night . . . if they don’t in Ottawa, I’ll go to Montreal,” says Wiplove Lamba, 19, who plans to dance all night.
By Sandra Lewrey
While standing in line at a local grocery store the other day, I came to the realization that as a consumer, I no longer seem to be entitled to friendly customer service by the businesses I frequent. Let me explain.
As I sped up and down the aisles of the store, I marvelled at the excellent time I was making. That’s when it hit me. The checkout line, that is.
Competition is looming in Centretown as two car-share programs get set to start around the same time early in the new year.
By S. Tiees Morgan
A group of Grade 8 students at Featherson Public School, Ottawa south, stand in a music room singing into microphones directly across from another group of students who are playing trumpets, flutes, clarinets, and saxophones. They are singing the blues at their usual Tuesday rehearsal.