Hockey is not just for arenas and sports bars anymore. Lately, it seems like everyone’s talking hockey, but not just about last night’s game.
SPORTS BEAT by Colleen Boicey—Hockey pools give rookies a slice of life on the ice
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Month: November 2005
Swim program for disabled resurfaces
Volunteers at the Metro Central YMCA have resurrected an aquatics program for adults with mental and physical disabilities. But, there’s still a list of people waiting for an opportunity to take the plunge.
Gay district left out of Bank St. plans
Despite Bank Street being home to a large gay community, the city’s redevelopment plans will not designate the area as a distinct district.
Plan denied for 18-storey Kent Street towers
The city’s current 12-storey limit will prevail. It’s not the outcome Charlesfort Developments hoped for, but it’s what the Committee of Adjustment ruled on Nov. 10. The committee denied Charlesfort’s application to permit three 18-storey towers on Kent Street between Lisgar and Nepean streets.