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Former headquarters of NCC forerunner crumbles into dust
Early April brought dust clouds to the corner of Carling Avenue and LeBreton Street as demolition began on a long-vacant building that once housed offices of a forerunner of the National Capital Commission. 
Gabriel DeSantis, Centretown NewsThe building at Carling and LeBreton that once housed the Federal District Commission, a forerunner of the National Capital Commission, was demolished earlier this month.
Back alleys brought to life
For the past year, eight local artists painted Ottawa’s back alleys. The dumpsters and blue bins, the telephone poles and wires, the children slipping through back streets to get home from school and the frequent dog walkers who use these gloomy spaces – they’ve painted it all.
Gabriel DeSantis, Centretown News Jay Anderson is one of eight local artists who spent the last year painting and sculpting the back alleys of the city.
Downtown church to house art program
A new program will kick off on April 13 at Centretown United Church, bringing together an up-and-coming community of visual artists that residents have probably never heard of.