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A mild fall has allowed Beechwood Market to extend its Monday “Mini-Markets” throughout November and into December. Photo: Doug Banks

Community hub gathering momentum with more businesses and Holiday Night Market

My last update on The Hub was in the Chronicle’s May edition. Much has happened since then and much is… Continue reading “Community hub gathering momentum with more businesses and Holiday Night Market”

The Bryden-Brown Family - Aimy, Jason, Jake and Ian (as photographer) took the Manor Park Chronicle to New Zealand this September. In this photo, Aimy and the boys are seen at Huka Falls which feeds Lake Taupo, New Zealand's largest lake.

Where in the world is the Chronicle?

Just “where” you may ask? The answer: across the globe and back.

What a surprise it was to discover that since the launch of the Where in the world is the Chronicle?… Continue reading “Where in the world is the Chronicle?”

Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson

Housing complex at former CFB Rockcliffe among city accomplishments for veterans

From the desk of Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson

There isn’t a day that goes by that I don’t think of my late father, Beverley Watson, who served with… Continue reading “Housing complex at former CFB Rockcliffe among city accomplishments for veterans”

Ottawa-Vanier MPP Lucille Collard

Support the generosity at work in your community

From the desk of Ottawa-Vanier MPP Lucille Collard

As you elected me to represent the interests of all residents of Ottawa-Vanier, I feel responsible for ensuring that I… Continue reading “Support the generosity at work in your community”

Lyra Evans OCDSB School Trustee Zone 6: Rideau-Vanier and Rideau-Rockcliffe

Looking forward to a new term with the OCDSB

From the desk of Ottawa-Carleton District School Board Zone 6 Trustee Lyra Evans

I am honoured that the people of Rideau-Vanier/Rideau-Rockcliffe have chosen me to represent their interests at the Ottawa Carleton District… Continue reading “Looking forward to a new term with the OCDSB”

During the October harvest chili dinner, volunteers served over 120 people and sold out of all three types of chili. The 99th Girl Guides and Pathfinders and their leaders were amazing as servers and helpers. The church appreciates the support of the community for this fundraising event. Photo: Diana Poitras

For everything there is a season . . .

At St. Columba, the start of the new school year, the changing colour of the leaves, the nip in the… Continue reading “For everything there is a season . . .”

Seven-year-old Shelby Ethier will be showcase her drawing and design skills at her booth, “Shelby’s Awesome Tattoos” booth at the first Ottawa Children’s Market in Manor Park November 12. Photo: Doug Banks

Local youth test entrepreneurial skills in children’s marketplace

When Natalie Ethier first heard about the Ottawa Children’s Market, she immediately remembered her 7-year-old daughter, Shelby, coming home from… Continue reading “Local youth test entrepreneurial skills in children’s marketplace”