Archive 1997-2016
By Miriana Dundek
The recent grand opening of another youth centre in Ottawa will improve access to resources and opportunities available for a disadvantaged segment of the city’s population.
“Through projects like these, young Canadians gain the skills that will allow them to find productive and meaningful work and enable them to reach their full potential,” said Marlene Catterall, Liberal MP for Ottawa-West Nepean.
The Women’s Network Breakfast (WNB) holds sessions at the National Press Club the 2nd Wednesday of every month from 7:15 to 8:45 a.m. No membership fee and the events are open to all women. The WNB is made up of members in the private and public sector. Cost is $18 per person, includes breakfast. Contact Ann Gregory at 594-8700 x 103 or agregory@bizservices.net.
Half of the people reading this column are too fat. Wait a second. Before you get out your pen and start scribing a scathing letter, listen up for a second.
Tony Shahrasebi stands at the entrance of the century-old Somerset House he recently purchased, and pours out his vision to help revitalize the area’s image.