The Ottawa premiere of "The Clean Bin Project" movie will be screened at the Firehall on August 17th from 7 - 9 pm. It will be hosted by David Chernushenko, with the filmmakers in attendance and a discussion to follow. It's a feature documentary film about a regular couple and their quest to answer the question, "Is it possible to live completely waste free?" Admission is by donation to help support the filmmakers' cross-Canada screening tour.
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In 1946, Evening Citizen Staff Writer Cameron James relates the “mostly incidental” story of the Brighton Beach Aquatic Club of Ottawa South. From the Ottawa Citizen August 10, 1946:
When members of the Ottawa South Community Association decided to develop Brighton Beach about 25 years ago, it was intended to have it principally as a bathing spot for the younger people of that section of Ottawa South, east of Bank street. Now it is the most popular bathing rendezvous in Ottawa for people from all parts of the city. On a recent Sunday, as many as 3000 persons visited the beach.
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"The fish is in the case." No, this is not a BBC Radio coded message from WWll: the fresh fish—salmon, scallops, trout, shrimp, haddock, and on and on—was put on ice this very afternoon at Cedars & Co., Old Ottawa South's new fresh food store at 1255 Bank Street.
It is code for, "That means they're really opening!" and there is excitement bubbling all through Old Ottawa South.
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We need coaches who can volunteer Saturday afternoons, 1 pm - 3 pm, starting September 25. The team will be participating in the West End Basketball League and requires a...
Some very lucky future chefs attended OSCA's Future Chefs Camp June 28th to July 2nd where they learned the finer points of food preparation with Caitlin Cullum. They learned to work from recipes, how t...
In the past, sporting events were a big attraction to people staying in town over the long weekend. In Ottawa South, the swimming beach at the end of Brighton Avenue was a favourite place to be. ...
The OSCA website will be contacting each mayoral and Capital Ward candidate for their positions on issues specific to Old Ottawa South, and will post them in a special Election 2010 section. It's ea...
On June 29th the community gathered in the expanded courtyard of the newly renovated Old Ottawa South Community centre to celebrate the re-opening of the Firehall. The many years of fund-raising...
Exclusive to OSCA by Leo B. Doyle, with files and support from Kathy Krywicki and the Ottawa South History Project .
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With Charles and Mary-Anne First Thursday of every month read more...
on Aug 01, 2010 at 08.00pm at Patty's Pub