Centretown retailers say they are not afraid of the red and white, but retail officials and U.S. merchants warn that Target – recognized worldwide by its two-tone bullseye logo – is not to be ignored.
Erin Easterbrook, Centretown NewsAlicja Postolek, owner of A2 prêt-à -porter, says she isn't worried about Target's arrival.
Month: February 2011
Pedestrians remain apathetic despite police warnings
Despite the recent assaults on women in the downtown core and the Ottawa police’s subsequent advisory, pedestrians continue to be distracted and wear headphones while walking.
Photo illustration by Sarah Davidson, Centretown NewsAlyssa Long (right) demonstrates self-defence techniques that she teaches at SAFE International.
Preston Street mega-project raises concerns
Developer Mastercraft Starwood’s plans to erect a 35-storey condo in Little Italy have raised concerns that the development would cause disruptions at the street level. 
Sasha Johnson, Centretown News A portable showroom has been erected on what will be the proposed site for a new 35-storey condominium building on the corner of Sidney and Preston streets.
New theatre group aims to take cue from audiences
A new theatre company is making an ex“plosive” entrance into Ottawa’s growing drama community.
Anita Li, Centretown NewsStewart Matthews and Katie Bunting of Plosive Productions rehearse for The Importance of Being Earnest.