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Turkey vultures made an unexpected appearance in Manor Park earlier this spring (2023). Photo: Gregor Grant

Vultures descend on Manor Park

The mellow feeling of a bright spring morning was broken by the arrival of a pair of Manor Park turkey… Continue reading “Vultures descend on Manor Park”

Photo of Renee Carleton on a trip to New York City. She passed away in May 2023. Photo: Tom Golem

Renee Carleton lived a life defined by fierce determination

Longtime Manor Park resident passed away in May

Renee Dyane Carleton passed away peacefully at the Civic Hospital in Ottawa on May 15, 2023 at the age of… Continue reading “Renee Carleton lived a life defined by fierce determination”

A painted turtle emerges for some sunshine during a very warm spring day on MacKay Lake. Photo: Doug Banks

Start your season with a clean slate

This is the time of year for traditional spring cleaning. There is a fall cleanup, but things are usually put… Continue reading “Start your season with a clean slate”

The first day of summer isn’t until June 21, but a couple of days in mid-April offered distinctly summery vibes. Manor Parkers put on their shorts and tanks and hit the parks in shorts with their baseball gloves and spikeball sets. Some felt it was even warm enough for a quick puddle-run. Photo: Doug Banks

The city needs to prioritize transportation and housing through investment

Manor Park Community Association (MPCA) President Natalie Belovic's overview of community issues

There’s a big elephant in the room! The City of Ottawa has been busy redoing their big policy guidelines for… Continue reading “The city needs to prioritize transportation and housing through investment”

Manor Park residents have been invited to name the new pedestrian bridge at Blasdell Ave.

Letters to the editor, May-June 2023

Blasdell Bridge naming After learning about the naming of the Blasdell Ave. Pedestrian Bridge (March-April Chronicle), my children Michael (aged… Continue reading “Letters to the editor, May-June 2023”

Indigenous Canada is a 12-lesson Massive Open Online Course (MOOC) from the University of Alberta's Faculty of Native Studies. The course is offered completelty online and explores topics like the fur trade and other exchange relationships, land claims and environmental impacts, legal systems and rights, political conflicts and alliances, Indigenous political activism, and contemporary Indigenous life, art and its expressions. Photo: Karolina Grabowksa, Pexels

Indigenous Canada – join our ‘Course Club’ as we learn and reflect together

Would you like to deepen your knowledge and understanding of Canada’s complex historical and contemporary relationships with First Nations, Métis… Continue reading “Indigenous Canada – join our ‘Course Club’ as we learn and reflect together”

Pictured on a sunny April afternoon are the Chronicle’s delivery team captains, bundling team members and volunteers who deliver bundles to the doorsteps of neighbourhood carriers. Back Row: Lynn Teeple, Mark Mueller, Ian Brown, Sarah McCabe, Front Row: Céline Couture, Elinor Mueller, Jacki Sachrajda, Mary Ellen Porter and Mike McCabe. Photo: Sharleen Tattersfield

Chronicle delivery team swells to 94 volunteers

Thanks to all volunteers for their hard work and dedication

Delivery volunteers are the lifeblood of a community newspaper; the Chronicle is especially blessed. Just imagine, 94 of your neighbours… Continue reading “Chronicle delivery team swells to 94 volunteers”