Archive 1997-2016
In a world where talk of “financial literacy” fills the pages of weekly consumer affairs blogs, columns and broadcasts, it seems strange that the most active consumers of media would have the least knowledge of the subject.
After 92 years of dressing Canada’s prime ministers, Governors General and television news anchors, Centretown tailor G.L. Myles is closing its doors.
Anita Li, Centretown News Kent Wilkinson is closing his clothing shop, which has been in business for 92 years in Ottawa.
An organization for homeless youth plans to expand its services and open a retail space for youth-created art when it moves to Centretown in February.
Snow and ice are not the only stars in this year’s Winterlude festival. For the 2011 carnival, the National Capital Commission is partnering with Parks Canada to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the federal institution.
Molly Campbell, Centretown NewsScenes such as this will be a familiar sight on the Rideau Canal when Winterlude begins Feb. 4.