Archive 1997-2016
The appointment last month of a new executive director for the Bronson Centre has left some tenants apprehensive about its ability to heal their strained relationship with the board of directors of the “non-profit mall.”
With winter hitting Kent Street’s $600,000 traffic-calming project, the changes are creating as much confusion as calm.
Don’t expect to see Crocodile Dundee walking around Australia’s Winterlude events this February.
By Heather Mallows
Small businesses on Bank Street are primed for a great year because the number of residents in Centretown has grown substantially, say store-owners.
“The buzz is that 2001 is all about Bank Street,” says Luc Thivierge, proprietor of the fünf funk boutik, located at Bank and Lisgar. “They’re really going to revitalize the street.”