Community

‘No Mow May’ is everywhere, but there are local nuances
Chronicle gardening writer Christina Keys explores the merits of this latest trend
Over the past couple of years, you’ve probably heard of the “No Mow May” challenge. The concept behind No Mow… Continue reading “‘No Mow May’ is everywhere, but there are local nuances”

Curb your (gardening) enthusiasm
Did you have damage to your lawn from this winter’s snow removal? An alternative to repairing the lawn is to… Continue reading “Curb your (gardening) enthusiasm”

Manor Park Public School marks the return of Beauty and the Beast musical
Did you know people say “break a leg” not only because it wishes people good luck but also because the… Continue reading “Manor Park Public School marks the return of Beauty and the Beast musical”

Manor Park’s little libraries have a long reach in the neighbourhood
Andrea Stewart tours some of our local little libraries
It is said that love can make you do crazy things, and it turns out that the love of books… Continue reading “Manor Park’s little libraries have a long reach in the neighbourhood”

Looking ahead at Beechwood, future schools, and the number 17 bus route
Manor Park Community Association (MPCA) President Natalie Belovic's overview of community issues
Je prends cette occasion pour vous mettre la puce a l’oreille a propos de quelques dossiers qui ont beaucoup d’impact… Continue reading “Looking ahead at Beechwood, future schools, and the number 17 bus route”

Registration is open for summer day camps in Manor Park
Be part of something extraordinary this summer! Summer day camps are available in Manor Park are for children aged 4… Continue reading “Registration is open for summer day camps in Manor Park”

Mayor and local representatives savour re-opening of Vanier Sugar Shack
The Vanier Sugar Shack officially re-opened March 28 with a ceremony and ribbon-cutting featuring Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe and local… Continue reading “Mayor and local representatives savour re-opening of Vanier Sugar Shack”

