Archive 1997-2016
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Twenty years ago this week, a wall designed to pen in oppressed East Germans was torn down by people who saw they had more in common with each other than with their government.
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.
“Do you want me to show you the equipment?” Giuseppe Federico asks, wide-eyed and eager. 
Wu Yun, Centretown NewsGiuseppe Federico, Somerset Ward's rapid-response parademic, patrols the streets in his Paramedic Response Unit sedan.
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?