Month: June 2020

As you know, Canada Day is a national holiday marking the anniversary of Confederation in 1867, when the British North America Act came into effect. It was originally known as

Ottawa School of Theatre is physically closed – but operational! While theatre is meant to be physical and present, they, like many others, have adapted. OST-ETO classes, students and teachers

Community email June 25, 2020 As we continue to action the province’s phased-in approach of re-opening the Heart of Orléans, we thought we would send an email that has absolutely

BACK IN 2019 WE CELEBRATED THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY OF THIS BEAUTIFUL BUILDING IN THE HEART OF ORLEANS LET’S US NOT FORGET THESE MOMENTOUS MEMORIES Can you believe it’s been 10

Although, it would surprise the many of the Rangoli lovers out there, there was life at 2491 St-Joseph Boulevard before Indian cuisine!  In the 1950s, Albert Boisvenue and his wife,

For the multi-talented Delage family, shoes are a way of life which is being passed on to the next generation. Carolle Delage was a shoe repairperson and seamstress in Gatineau

“PAMPER YOURSELF” , is there anything more pampering than sitting in a massaging chair while you receive a lovely mani/pedi? From picking out your favourite colours to dishing the dirt

Nestled in a basement unit on St. Joseph Boulevard, Miriam Centre has, for over 30 years, been providing love, compassion, and support to any person or family dealing with issues

The BIA and the City of Ottawa have been working together place all new metal benches in the BIA district in 2020. We even have a very special one located

Music adds so much joy to our lives and, if you have ever considered taking up an instrument or learning to sing (or enrolling your child in lessons), MIFO’s music