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Neighbourhoods are works-in-progress
I heard someone say when talking about the City of Ottawa that it will be nice once it’s finished! Is… Continue reading “Neighbourhoods are works-in-progress”
Where the ‘street’ has no name, but deep meaning
Confucius is believed to have said the strength of a nation derives from the integrity of a home. Who can… Continue reading “Where the ‘street’ has no name, but deep meaning”
Let’s try to contribute to an increase in civility
From rocketing food and gas prices and growing inflation to higher interest rates and soaring crime rates, everything around us… Continue reading “Let’s try to contribute to an increase in civility”
Managing your dog’s separation anxiety
Navigating separation anxiety in dogs can be an emotional rollercoaster for both pet and guardian alike. The mere mention of… Continue reading “Managing your dog’s separation anxiety”
A community lived through the pages
This Douglas Cornish essay celebrates the Chronicle's 75th anniversary by examining its role in the community
Everything is local. Politics certainly is, as are newspapers. Yes, newspapers still do exist. The Globe and Mail, New York… Continue reading “A community lived through the pages”
Honouring community history and engagement through 75 Years of the Chronicle
MPCC Chair Mark Smith examines the role of the Manor Park Chronicle in the community.
Happy New Year, Manor Park! I hope everyone had a wonderful holiday season, and on behalf of the MPCC, I… Continue reading “Honouring community history and engagement through 75 Years of the Chronicle”
City council passes 2024 budget with 2.5 percent tax increase
From the desk of Councillor—Ward 13 Rideau-Rockcliffe Rawlson King
(Editor’s note: Rideau-Rockcliffe Councillor Rawlson King contributes a regular column on municipal news.) In December, the City of Ottawa’s $5.8-billion… Continue reading “City council passes 2024 budget with 2.5 percent tax increase”