Archive 1997-2016
A horde of young playwrights is about to captivate Ottawa audiences, as a number of opportunities are cropping up for them to develop their play-writing skills. It is about time that the theatre scene in Ottawa was injected with some fresh perspectives and ideas.
Imagine watching a video of a man standing in six-inch stiletto heels, wearing nothing but a transparent body suit and heavy makeup, with a massive chandelier attached to his body, wandering the streets of an old shanty town being demolished in South Africa. 
Andrew Sachs, Centretown News Stefan St-Laurent, curator at SAW Gallery, steps through The Bride of Palestine by Raafat Hattab. It is one of the works presented in Radical Drag, running until Nov. 18.
The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board has not yet made a decision regarding pedestrian access to the green space between Laurier Avenue West and Slater Street. 
Kate Horodyski, Centretown News Jennifer McKenzie, school board trustee, stands next to the new section of the fence beside the Community Gardens.
Adopting a healthy lifestyle isn’t a choice for staff and students at Glashan Public School – it’s a must. 
Sara Caverley, Centetown News Glashan student Sezwe Nolan is limited to healthy nutrition choices in his school's lunch room.