Ottawa Champions hit 100,000-fan mark in first season
With the regular season coming to a close and the team in the thick of a playoff race, the Ottawa Champions drew their 100,000th fan
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Ottawa Champions hit 100,000-fan mark in first season
With the regular season coming to a close and the team in the thick of a playoff race, the Ottawa Champions drew their 100,000th fan
Council briefs: 180 Metcalfe St. development deferred again
Somerset Coun. Catherine McKenney scored another victory at city hall Wednesday when council rejected a 27-storey hotel and condo development on Metcalfe Street. Ms. McKenney
Carleton University, MNP agree to terms on naming rights deal for athletic stadium
Carleton University announced Wednesday it has reached a five-year deal with accounting firm MNP LLP for naming rights to the university’s athletic stadium and field.
Gladstone Theatre to survive after conditional sale to supportive buyer
The Gladstone Theatre has been conditionally sold to a buyer who is committed to keeping the building a theatre, the building’s current leaseholder said Wednesday.
Opinion: After nearly a quarter-century, Saunders Farm still has no problem scaring up business
I first met Anne Saunders when she came to the Ottawa Senators’ offices – then on Moodie Drive in Bells Corners – on May 20, 1991 – wearing a clown outfit.
We Know What We Should Do – And Then We Don’t
The human brain is a remarkable thing. Dr. Daniel Levitin, the New York Times best-selling author and neuroscientist (who also happens to be the guest
Gladstone Theatre lease-holder confident show will go on
The co-artistic director of the company that holds the lease for the Gladstone Theatre said Tuesday he could be part of a group of investors
Local course looks to new golf vehicles to drive business
A Kemptville golf course hopes to ride a new wave of popularity by letting players “surf the turf” on a device described as a cross
City council defers Medical Arts Building vote until Aug. 26
Somerset Coun. Catherine McKenney ultimately might not be able to prevent the redevelopment of the Medical Arts Building at 180 Metcalfe St., but she was
Opinion: The art of wheeling and dealing
Anyone still wondering whether it’s cheaper to buy or lease a new car is missing the point – and playing right into the hands of
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