MPCC arts programming March-April 2023

One of the four dedicated crews working out of Ottawa Fire Station 57 on Beechwood Avenue are, left to right, Capt. Tracey Fields, Laurence (Larry) Lemieux, Chris Lee and Tim Bernardi. PHOTO: RYLAND COYNE

ON CALL:

They are firefighters, first and foremost. But after speaking with one of the crews of Ottawa Fire Station 57, it’s… Continue reading “ON CALL:”

Enbridge Gas will be replacing close to 14.4 kilometres of its natural gas distribution network, most of it along St. Laurent Boulevard. Here, part of the gas line is replaced between Quelque Chose Patisserie and Bread and Roses Bakery on May 1. PHOTO: RYLAND COYNE

Expect some traffic delays on St. Laurent this summer for gas line work

Beware of traffic disruptions along St. Laurent Boulevard this summer. Enbridge Gas has announced it will be replacing close to… Continue reading “Expect some traffic delays on St. Laurent this summer for gas line work”

Mallory poses with her London Marathon medal following the event on April 26. PHOTO: EMMA KIESEKAMP

Manor Park resident completes London Marathon, continues fundraising in honour of her father

Hello again, Manor Park, In March, I wrote about my journey training for the London Marathon. I am happy to… Continue reading “Manor Park resident completes London Marathon, continues fundraising in honour of her father”

An OC Transpo bus navigates around the patched area on Birch Avenue to pick up passengers near Farnham Crescent. This section was repaired and paved on Tuesday, May 5. PHOTO: RYLAND COYNE

Birch Avenue watermain on city’s radar for renewal

If it seems Birch Avenue has seen more than its share of watermain breaks in recent years, you’re not wrong…. Continue reading “Birch Avenue watermain on city’s radar for renewal”

Meet Your Neighbour Roz Ross

Meet Your Neighbour: Roz Ross

Who are you? I am Roz Ross, I’ve lived in Manor Park for 18 years. Where were you born? I… Continue reading “Meet Your Neighbour: Roz Ross”

Ottawa city council has approved sidewalks for the Manor Park integrated renewal project. This photo shows road work at the intersection of Kilbarry Crescent and Arundel Avenue. PHOTO: RYLAND COYNE

Council confirms sidewalks for  Manor Park project

Ottawa City Council has voted to include sidewalks in the Manor Park integrated renewal project.  The final decision, at the… Continue reading “Council confirms sidewalks for  Manor Park project”

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

GOOD DOG: Training framework and basic equipment  

In the previous issue of the Manor Park Chronicle, we considered the importance of behaviour and obedience training and proposed… Continue reading “GOOD DOG: Training framework and basic equipment  “