Hitting the right note: Local businesses benefit from free jazz music initiative
A program that brings jazz artists to perform in Ottawa neighbourhoods is music to the ears of local BIAs.
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Sophia Adams
Sophia is a level four journalism student at Algonquin College and an editorial intern with the Ottawa Business Journal. Sophia started her writing career as a reporter at the Algonquin Times, then started writing for Glue Magazine where she is also a visual editor.
With a strong love for feature, review and events writing, Sophia’s biggest interest is people.
Let the good times roll: Golden Palace celebrates 63 years with half-price egg rolls
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As he enters his 98th year, Dr. Roland Armitage, Ottawa’s own ‘most interesting man’ credits his lifetime of successes to kindness.
Two local ice cream shop owners give us the scoop on summer prices
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If money makes the world go ‘round, then it’s also true that more money is needed to make Canadians’ favourite round pastry — the doughnut.
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