Images of Centretown

Yes, there are decorations on streetlamps, lights in store windows, and powdery white snow on the ground, but last week's opening of the...

As of today, Capital Bixi is back in action! For subscribers like me, that means my key should work for the remainder of my one-year subscr...

Everyone in the neighbourhood has been affected by the Bronson Avenue reconstruction project , which has been going on for just over a month...

In the last few weeks, there has been a lot of filming going on in Centretown. This house at the corner of Elgin and McLeod was being used a...

The Central condominiums, at the site of the now- demolished Metropolitan Bible Church , are nearly done the first phase. It looks like peop...

In my September 2009 post about bike cutouts at traffic diverters, I finished the post with a description of the then-incomplete bike cutout...

This 1975 issue of the Centretown News reported on the very first building purchased by what would grow to become the Centretown Citizens Ot...

We've known for a long time that the former "Medical Building" at 340 McLeod (near Bank) would likely be demolished for Phase...

Tonight is Heritage Ottawa's free lecture at the Canadian Museum of Nature by project manager Maria Somjen, who will be presenting on t...

In part one of this three-part set of photos from last year's reopening of the Canadian Museum of Nature , I mentioned that the series ...

The Museum of Nature had its grand re-opening last year, appropriately, on Victoria Day weekend (May 22-24). That day, I posted an entry tit...

The Centretown News reports that the Museum of Nature is reopening this spring in the Victoria Memorial Museum building after three years of...

This is the last major post in the series on T&L's rise from the ashes . There are a few finishing touches to be done on the buildin...

This is the eighth, and nearly last, post in the series on T&L reconstruction . In the previous post , I covered the construction of the...