Most people in Canada know what the Stanley Cup is and maybe even a bit of its history. But now a citizens’ committee is saying that’s not enough – they want to build a monument for the cup downtown.
Danny Ghosen, Centretown NewsA Stanley Cup memorial may be located at the Aberdeen Pavilion at Lansdowne Park.
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Chinatown vendors shrug off T&T market
The wait is over. T&T Supermarket opened its doors this week, offering Ottawa residents a new venue to purchase Asian foods and goods, but it’s still too early to tell if this new suburban grocery store will take a major bite out of business in Chinatown.
ImageThe owner of Oriental Plus Market, ViengKhone Tang, is not worried about the impact of the new T & T Supermarket on her business.