Archive 1997-2016
When Amedeo D’Angiulli’s son Leonardo was two years old, he began using household items, including toys, chairs and pots, to create large structures in the family’s home.
Two Centretown residents who show live music in their Kent Street home are facing two noise violation fines totaling $760 for “disturbing [the] peace and comfort of [a] person in a dwelling house,” according to charges laid by the city’s bylaw services.
Sigrid Forberg, Centretown News Gregory Tascona (left) and housemate Calum Marsh have put their home shows on hold and moved their instruments to the basement as they await a Jan. 28 court appearance.
Stained hockey jerseys cast motionless shadows on the back wall of the City Hall Art Gallery stirring up memories of days spent practicing on a backyard pond or cheering on the home team from centre-ice seats. 
Sigrid Forberg, Centretown News Paul Kitchen, Ottawa hockey historian and co-curator of 125 Years of Hockey in Ottawa, surveys hockey artifacts on display at the City Hall Art Gallery.
It was standing room only at MacLaren’s when Team Canada played at the World Juniors – line-ups to get into the bar, throngs of energized fans, and a busy bar staff. Across Centretown, The Prescott drew similar crowds for the six Canada games that stretched between Boxing Day and Jan. 5.