Archive 1997-2016
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.
November is a month for remembrance and appreciation. People everywhere spent the month commemorating the sacrifice of Canada's armed forces – including military veteran's themselves. Sean Woodley spoke with one veteran about the importance of reflecting on those who have fought for freedom. A CJTV feature interview for Centretown News.
Cliff Hansen is 23 years old, he is the head roaster at the new Bridgehead Roastery on Preston Street. He stepped out of the rain to speak to Melanie Moller about what makes his job so unique. A CJTV feature interview for Centretown News.
The efforts of Ottawa “Mo Bros” to raise money and awareness while growing interesting facial hair were recognized today with a ceremony at city hall, where Mayor Jim Watson officially declared this month “Movember.” 
Elizabeth KiyKnoxdale-Merivale Coun. Keith Egli, Movember Ottawa co-chair Chris Murray, Mayor Jim Watson, and Movember Ottawa co-chair Samir Khan pose at the Movember flag.