Features
Thanksgiving traditions, then and now
There’s nothing like the start of school, the falling leaves and a wild turkey sighting in the neighbourhood to remind… Continue reading “Thanksgiving traditions, then and now”
MP Notable–Hugh John Robertson
Hugh John Robertson (1939 – 2024) Adventuresome and scholarly, Hugh’s zest for teaching, research and the environment knew no bounds.
Hugh John Robertson (1939-2024), who passed away peacefully this spring, led a full and passionate life, always seeing opportunities from… Continue reading “MP Notable–Hugh John Robertson”
Sparrows and woodpeckers
Frances Legault offers a guide on identifying the many sparrows and woodpeckers that can be found in our area
This column is a special feature to help you identify different species of Sparrows and Woodpeckers in and around the… Continue reading “Sparrows and woodpeckers”
Grandparents’ Day recognizes increasingly critical social role
National Grandparents’ Day is observed every year on the second Sunday of September. This year it fell on September 8…. Continue reading “Grandparents’ Day recognizes increasingly critical social role”
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”
Diane “Di” Bethune (1935-2024)
Bright, funny and selfless, Di absolutely craved knowledge and sharing that knowledge with others
Diane “Di” Bethune, who moved to Manor Park with her husband in 1966 to raise their children here, died in… Continue reading “Diane “Di” Bethune (1935-2024)”
Meet you neighbour: Craig Storey
The Meet Your Neighbour feature for the May-June edition of the Manor Park Chronicle features local resident Crag Storey, Who… Continue reading “Meet you neighbour: Craig Storey”