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Park design updated, Makeover for Horticulture Building centre of latest Lansdowne plansPosted on Feb 16, 2012 by Laura MuellerEMC news - A plan to make the historic Horticulture Building into a meeting space, restaurant and more is a good idea, heritage advocates say - if only the building didn't... Read more |
Fundraising breakfast to honour Chief White
Posted on Feb 16, 2012
by Michelle Nash
EMC news -Vanier residents have organized a special fundraising event in honour their outgoing chief of police. Organized by the Vanier community, the continental breakfast for Chief Vern White on Feb. 24 will raise money for the Boys and Girls Club of Ottawa McCann Clubhouse and Assumption School....
Read more Youth job fair going to go the extra mile
Posted on Feb 16, 2012
by Michelle Nash
EMC news - A youth organized job fair at Carleton University promises to be unlike any other. Youth from the organization Jaku Konbit have taken the lead on organizing the UJIMA job fair for Feb. 18 at Carleton University, in the Atrium building. The fair's focus is on youth finding meaningful employment....
Read more Firehall concert series set to amaze
Posted on Feb 16, 2012 by Michelle NashEMC news - An upcoming concert series at Old Ottawa South's Firehall is only the beginning of what organizers hope will become the new musical hot spot for the city. The Sirens of the Firehall series will get underway on Feb. 25 with a performance by Aradia Ensemblel. Organizer Lisa Druillard, special...
Read more More trees, outdoor rink for Lansdowne, Revitalization will make the park green again, mayor says
Posted on Feb 16, 2012 by Laura MuellerEMC news - Mayor Jim Watson highlighted how the Lansdowne revitalization project will "re-green" the park, adding grassy areas and boosting the number of trees from the current 230 to 880 when the project is done. Lansdowne currently has 2.4 hectares of parkland on 15 hectares of public property,...
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