Doors that are normally shut tight were opened for the public during last weekend's Doors Open Ottawa. Despite the rainy weather, a number of people visited the many historical and architecturally fascinating buildings across the city. Centretown, in particular, had a number of buildings open their doors. Centretown went to visit the Library of Parliament Sparks Street branch (the former Bank of Nova Scotia building), the C.D. Howe Building, and the Blackburn Building to take a peek inside and learn more about their rich history.
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Honouring great Canadians and the symbols that commemorate them
Pro-Life supporters march through Centretown
Pro-life supporters gathered on Parliament Hill for the annual March for Life protest. The pro-life group had a large youth presence, as schools from across Ontario travelled to Ottawa for the event. March participants were met with opposition from a smaller group of pro-life supporters during the rally on Parliament Hill before the march and en route on Elgin Street.
Centretown in Bloom: Tulip Festival 2012
Centretown is blooming with flowers as the city of Ottawa celebrates its annual Tulip Festival. The public can enjoy the beautiful flowers on Parliament Hill, in The Garden of Provinces and Territories and along Elgin and Spark Streets.