The Bank of Canada may have declared the recession over, but small businesses in Ottawa are nursing consumers’ hangover.
Dany Ghosen, Centretown NewsThe former home of Friday's Roast Beef House is now up for lease after its sudden closure last month.
Month: October 2009
New Bronson Avenue parking adds traffic congestion
City council’s decision to place parking spaces along Bronson Avenue is receiving mixed reactions from business owners and motorists.
Megan Cheung, Centretown NewsIn light of the addition of new parking spaces on Bronson Avenue, commuters have been experiencing increased travel delays due to fewer lanes.
Congregation brings new life to 100-year-old church
As more traditional churches close downtown, a church whose parishioners practice a more boisterous form of worship has taken over one of the empty buildings. 
Stephanie Smith, Centretown NewsParishioners enter the newly opened Peace Tower Church on Bronson Avenue.
Lewis Street condominium wins Urban Design Award
The 2009 Urban Design Awards generated some impressive designs, one of which is a new condominium at 57 Lewis St.
Stephanie Smith, Centretown NewsThe new condominium at 57 Lewis St. is among the top three winning buildings of the 2009 Urban Design Awards.