Month: June 2011

Nestled off a busy street in the west portion of Centretown lies a short and quiet cul-de-sac, with a rich history.

The Ottawa River Pathway is a 30-km stretch of the Trans-Canada Trail that winds through the capital city.

Strawberry-box bungalows, built after the Second World War, line Pamilla Street, just off of Preston Street in Little Italy. The street is quaint and unassuming but its history runs a little deeper.

Oregon Street has witnessed one of the city’s biggest tragedies, one of its biggest triumphs and almost a half-century of nothing.