City challenges residents to buy more local food
Gord Lamb, Centretown News
Ottawa farmers hope demand for locally produced foods will continue to grow.Archive 1997-2016
The City of Ottawa is urging residents to spend $10 a week on locally cultivated produce and meats, in a campaign aimed at promoting personal and environmental health, as well as the regional economy.Gord Lamb, Centretown NewsOttawa farmers hope demand for locally produced foods will continue to grow.
Once again, the City of Ottawa is making it more difficult to operate a restaurant patio.
The Little Italy Farmers’ Market appeared just as the area was “ripe for retail,” says Lori Mellor of the Preston Street BIA.
The City of Ottawa’s proposal to ban smoking on restaurant patios before 8 p.m. has bar owners worried about loss of customers and revenues.Adrianna Banaszek, Centretown NewsCity plans to introduce a new bylaw to ban smoking on patios before 8 p.m. could affect Centretown businesses.