Archive 1997-2016
One of Centretown's busiest streets is getting torn up. The century-old water and sewer mains are being replaced on Bronson Avenue. Construction is affecting local residents and businesses alike. A CJTV News Report for Centretown News.
Headmistress Holly from the burlesque troupe the Sin Sisters poses while artists sketch around her.
Every month, Dr. Sketchy's Anti-Art Ottawa hosts an open sketching session for local artists, using underground Ottawa celebrities such as roller derby athletes or burlesque dancers as models. The theme for this March 27, 2012 session at the Mercury Lounge was "punk."
Lisgar Collegiate Institute placed 34th in an annual ranking of Ontario’s high schools released April 1, a drop of 20 spots compared to their 14th-place ranking in 2011.
Parliament Hill plays host to more than politicians, dignitaries and tourists. Since at least the 1920s, the Hill has been home to stray cats, eventually becoming a volunteer-run cat sanctuary. Today, seven cats live in the colony. Volunteer Brian Caines tells the unique story of one of Centretown’s little-known features.
