Kim Ramji has kept The Atomic Rooster on Bank Street alive through two phases of road rehabilitation as well as the Somerset House building collapse since it opened in 2007. 
Kathleen Johansen, Centretown NewsAfter surviving construction, a transit strike and a recession, Kim Ramji, general manager of Atomic Rooster, is looking forward to having traffic running along Bank Street again.
Month: November 2009
Nocturnal bus ride brings Ottawa to life through sound
A 20-seat luxury bus sweeps through the glowing orange streetlights of downtown Ottawa, past Parliament Hill and over the river onto the deserted winding roads of the Gatineau Hills.
‘All eyes are on Jesse’
Devoted fans will soon be able to see one of Centretown’s most successful performers without having to leave the country.
Courtesy Petr MaurJesse Buck now clowns around with Cirque du Soleil.
Author helps IRDC celebrate 25-year presence in India
Pankaj Mishra reclined in a plum-coloured sitting chair, pensively stroking his short beard as International Development Research Centre president David Malone asked him how he imagined himself as a writer.
Courtesy Greg TecklesPankaj Mishra at the concluding session of the IDRC's India series of lectures.