Kim Ramji has kept The Atomic Rooster on Bank Street alive through two phases of road rehabilitation as well as the Somerset House building collapse since it opened in 2007. 
Kathleen Johansen, Centretown NewsAfter surviving construction, a transit strike and a recession, Kim Ramji, general manager of Atomic Rooster, is looking forward to having traffic running along Bank Street again.
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Viewpoint: Remembrance Day closures should be uncontested sacrifice
Remembrance Day is a time to step back from our hectic lives and pay homage to the men and women who have fought so bravely to ensure the freedoms we have today.
Local entrepreneur proves vegan baking on the rise
For someone who describes her business as “not normal,” Amanda Lunan, better known as Auntie Loo, began sweetly in Ottawa’s growing environmentally and socially-conscious food scene.
Megan Cheung, Centretown News Amanda Lunan at work in her Bronson Avenue bakery.
Employers taking extra H1N1 safety precautions
In the face of the H1N1 pandemic, the Public Health Agency’s message to Canadians this flu season is clear: if you’re sick, stay home from work. But what if staying home from work means not getting paid? Or what if sending an employee home means business slows down?