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The author Gregory Thompson handling Diesel in a marked retrieve. PHOTO: SUBMITTED

GOOD DOG: Training, goals and key ingredients

The second in a series of Chronicle columns on dog training from Greg Thompson

Why is training your dog of critical importance?  The answer to this question is not as self-evident as one may… Continue reading “GOOD DOG: Training, goals and key ingredients”

The newest Little Free Library is open for business along Farnham Crescent near Birch Avenue. PHOTO: SUBMITTED

New Little Free Library takes hold in Manor Park

Weekend DIY project leads to valued addition for community

Manor Park’s mini network of Little Free Libraries added to its numbers this fall. The latest chapter in this developing… Continue reading “New Little Free Library takes hold in Manor Park”

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What defines “Manor Park”?

MPCA addresses key Kettle Island bridge and corridor issues

When you live in a micro-community such as a condominium or rental complex, you form a village of people with,… Continue reading “What defines “Manor Park”?”

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MPCA responds to Councillor’s paper on new zoning bylaw 

The following submission is in response to Councillor Rawlson King’s paper on Draft Three of the City of Ottawa’s Zoning By-law.

Key Points from the Manor Park Community Association Population growth will decrease The Official Plan (OP) and the Zoning Bylaw… Continue reading “MPCA responds to Councillor’s paper on new zoning bylaw “

A large turned out last summer for a public information session focused on sidewalks in Manor Park. PHOTO: STAFF

Sidewalks decision pushed back

Staff to present report at February Public Works and Infrastructure Committee meeting

The decision on sidewalks for the ongoing integrated sewer and roads project in Manor Park has been pushed back to… Continue reading “Sidewalks decision pushed back”

Wildlife photographer Richard Birchett captured this stunning shot of a barred owl in the local woods. PHOTO: RICHARD BIRCHETT

For the love of owls

Local wildlife photographer Richard Birchett shares his passion for nature

Meeting with Richard Birchett was a real delight: an award-winning ethical professional wildlife photographer, passionate about nature and a bird… Continue reading “For the love of owls”

Julie Zhang writes the inclusion of sidewalks in Manor Park would reflect a more forward-looking, equitable, and connected community.

Building a fair and forward-looking future for Manor Park

Sidewalks vote more than concrete and construction, resident writes

For many Manor Park residents, the decision against sidewalks felt discouraging, but it reminds me that progress rarely comes easily…. Continue reading “Building a fair and forward-looking future for Manor Park”