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New vision unveiled for upper Rideau Street

November 23, 2015 by Claude Jobin

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Controversial! Interesting! Perplexing. Pick one. This will obviously have the city, the heritage conservationists, and the developers at odds. I have to say something should be done! Much new development on Rideau street but when a client recently considered a move there her family was not amused. So yes, continue the development but as the article says “clear up some ambiguities“.

Teal Pumpkin Project

October 26, 2015 by Claude Jobin

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Children with food allergies still want to dress up and have fun on Halloween. A teal coloured pumpkin on your front porch will tell them you’ve got alternatives to Halloween candy. Nice! Read more about it in this article from the Citizen.

OPP look to identify Lanark, Leeds, & Grenville jewelry thieves

October 23, 2015 by Claude Jobin

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Posting this one on behalf of a friend who was the victim of a theft in the above-noted area. The more circulation these photos get the better! More info here. Not great pics but if you have any information contact the OPP at 1.888-310-1122.

In Memoriam – Cpl. Nathan Cirillo

October 22, 2015 by Claude Jobin

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Take a moment to listen to Martin Magnan recount his moments with Cpl. Nathan Cirillo.

Nuns’ Walk Official Opening

October 16, 2015 by Claude Jobin

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Was a lovely event yesterday. The grand opening of the Nuns’ Walk behind the QWest condos on Richmond Road. Nuns’ Walk is a public park which contains the former convent of the Sisters of the Visitation. In attendance were among others the Mayor Jim Watson, David Choo president of Ashcroft Homes, Roderick Lahey of RLA Architecture, Jeff Leiper Ottawa city councillor for Kitchissippi Ward, Paul Rothwell, Director of Planning and Development with Ashcroft and David Jeanes President of Heritage Ottawa. The convent main house would be extreme. I’d love to have a tour of the convent house. From people who have seen it, it is quite remarkable. Built in 1880 many of its original features remain. In 1919 an extension was built to accommodate what was to become a convent for 45 nuns who with the aid of their garden were mostly self sufficient.