A harsh mix of wind and rain is enough to keep most people indoors, but not Slava Slesarenko. Wrapped in his bright yellow robe, he stands outside the Moulin de Provence Bakery in the Byward Market with his eyes closed.
Veronica Tang, Centretown NewsA passer-by hugs Slava Slasarenko while he collects donations.
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Project seeks to find out how developments affect community health
Centretown residents are being given the tools to better engage with how their health is being affected by development projects in their neighbourhood, with the help of a pilot project organized by their local health centre.
Lisgar searching for missing portraits of past principals
Something isn't right in the “Hall of Portraits” at Lisgar Collegiate . Among the rows of Victorian-era disciplinarians and modern principals sit two small bronze plaques, dedicated to two of Lisgar’s earliest principals –and no one seems to be able to put faces to the names.
Urban core ‘gets no respect’
The city showed a lack of respect for urban Ottawa when it decided not to appoint a representative of the downtown core to participate in a review of its master plans, says the vice-president of the Centretown Citizens Community Association.