Ottawa may not be a fashion capital, but its vintage clothing market is expanding due to the increased interest and demand from the city’s residents.
Roxanne Stasyszyn, Centretown News Brittany Williams rummages through vintage footwear at Ragtime, a vintage store off Bank Street.
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City wants park on school board land
Across from the old technical high school on Albert Street, a field, basketball court, parking lot, and community gardens may become a city-maintained park if the city can come to a land-ownership agreement with the school board. 
City of Ottawa An artist's rendering of the Laurier Avenue field after the proposed redevelopment, pending agreement between the school board and the city.
Outreach worker promotes health services to new immigrants
The Centretown Community Health Centre has hired a multicultural outreach worker to inform new immigrants about its services.
LeBreton Flats site reveals archelogical ‘jewels’
As hundreds of cars pass by on Booth Street and apartments start to grow out of the earth, archaeologists on LeBreton Flats study the remains of a small French school frozen in time.
Patricia Grannum, Centretown News Archeologists dig up LeBreton Flats for traces of Ottawa's first railyard and a historic French school.