Archive 1997-2016
…
The Salvation Army has been rocked recently by allegations of fraud in Ottawa and theft in Toronto. It has left some wondering if the organization's reputation will suffer long-term damage. A CJTV news report for Centretown News.
One of Ottawa's busiest traffic arteries, Bronson Avenue, has been a mess of construction since late March. That's why the recent reopening of the stretch between Gladstone Avenue and Catherine Street was welcome news for businesses that have been affected for months. A CJTV news report for Centretown News.
Ottawa's 46th Show of Shows certainly lived up to its name. The annual event, hosted by the Ottawa Kennel Club, invites "Best in Show" winners from across the country to circle the ring. People traveled, treats and styling products in hand, from as far as B.C. to compete in the November 16 – 18 show. Squibbs Mercier, longtime archivist for the Ottawa Kennel Club and dog show enthusiast, summed it up nicely, "People have their golf, but you can't kiss a golf ball goodnight."
It's called the Indie Coffee Passport, but it's about the promotion of local businesses more than it is about drinking coffee. A number of Centretown's independent coffee shops are participating in a new marketing campaign. A CJTV feature story for Centretown News.