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Far From Home: Bringing an extraordinary chapter of Elmwood’s history to the stage
School production runs from May 29-31
This spring, Elmwood School will bring a powerful and deeply personal story to life with Far From Home, a two-act… Continue reading “Far From Home: Bringing an extraordinary chapter of Elmwood’s history to the stage”

Community mailboxes could come to Manor Park later this year
Canada Post notes residents will be informed about changes in coming days
The shift to community mailboxes in Manor Park could happen as soon as the end of 2026. The community will… Continue reading “Community mailboxes could come to Manor Park later this year”

Answer quiz for free tour of National Gallery
The theme is again the rallying cry: ELBOWS UP. With what seems to be two ‘elbows up’ and an evocative… Continue reading “Answer quiz for free tour of National Gallery”

The Age of Bronze: a Rodin masterpiece
Local Ottawa librarians will tour of National Gallery with docent
We’ve all been there! Between the intention and the follow through, between the memory and the reflection, between the nostalgia… Continue reading “The Age of Bronze: a Rodin masterpiece”

Manor Park Notable: Ralph Sullivan (1943-2025)
Curious by nature and outgoing, Ralph found joy and meaning in every encounter
Ralph Sullivan was curious, outgoing, and deeply engaged with his community and the world around him. He had an easy… Continue reading “Manor Park Notable: Ralph Sullivan (1943-2025)”

Lack of study left community in challenging position
Sidewalks will be installed for project, but not where they’re needed most
As early as 2021, during consideration of the Official Plan Amendment for Manor Park, my office and the Manor Park… Continue reading “Lack of study left community in challenging position”

What was said …
Residents share their thoughts on sidewalks at public works committee meeting
A total of 18 individuals offered their opinions on the sidewalk issue during the March 30 meeting of the Public… Continue reading “What was said …”


