A truly grand opening for Xing Fu Tang as business bubbles over SPECIAL REPORT CRIME IN THE COMMUNITY: Residents Offer Eyewitness Accounts of Two Brazen Late-Night OOE Car Thefts The Mainstreeter presents “A Walk of Art” the 5th Annual Old Ottawa East Art Tour Saturday, Sept 28th, 11am-3pm (Rain date Sunday, Sept 29th, same times)
Let’s Make The Rideau River Corridor An Urban National Park

Let’s Make The Rideau River Corridor An Urban National Park

Jamie Brougham I remember back in the 1980’s, when I lived on Glen Avenue, I hardly knew that the Rideau River existed. I did not engage with it, in part… Read more »

Simon Hanmer Helps  Bower Street Celebrate  the Solar Eclipse  Community-Style

Simon Hanmer Helps Bower Street Celebrate the Solar Eclipse Community-Style

Lori Gandy Residents on Bower Street were given a rare treat during the recent solar eclipse – a street viewing party hosted by Simon Hanmer, a retired geologist with a… Read more »

A Legacy of Soil Contamination Continues to Hinder Development of OOE Lands

A Legacy of Soil Contamination Continues to Hinder Development of OOE Lands

John Dance Ever wonder what those square pipes are that pop out of the ground, particularly near the Lees Avenue LRT station? They’re for monitoring groundwater quality in areas where… Read more »

FOOD AND DRINK – Oat Couture’s New Persona is a Mix of Cosy Wine Bare and Late-Night Café

FOOD AND DRINK – Oat Couture’s New Persona is a Mix of Cosy Wine Bare and Late-Night Café

Jill Wherrett Oat Couture on Bank Street has a new alter ego, Night Oat, transforming the casual daytime oatmeal bowl and coffee shop into a wine and cocktail bar by… Read more »

Greenfield/Main/Hawthorne Project Already Trying the Patiences of OOE Residents

Greenfield/Main/Hawthorne Project Already Trying the Patiences of OOE Residents

John Dance Old Ottawa East (OOE) is again under construction with the resumption of the Greenfield/Main/Hawthorne (GMH) project – the massive rebuilding of infrastructure in the northern part of the… Read more »

SHARE LUNCH WITH… OTTAWA’S NEW PWHL WOMEN’S PRO HOCKEY TEAM

SHARE LUNCH WITH… OTTAWA’S NEW PWHL WOMEN’S PRO HOCKEY TEAM

Lorne Abugov It has no name yet, and no logo, but Ottawa’s brand new women’s pro hockey team has a couple of outstanding things going for it as it vies… Read more »

Riverdale Hydro Station Upgrade Promises Greater Engery Capacity and Resilience

Riverdale Hydro Station Upgrade Promises Greater Engery Capacity and Resilience

John Dance Over the next three years, Hydro Ottawa will spend $17 million to upgrade its “substation” at the southwest corner of Main Street and Riverdale Avenue. The work is… Read more »

OLD OTTAWA EAST COMMUNITY UPDATES FOR APRIL 2024

OLD OTTAWA EAST COMMUNITY UPDATES FOR APRIL 2024

John Dance is The Mainstreeter’s chief reporter and the former Chair of the Old Ottawa East Community Association’s Planning Committee. Relying upon his extensive experience. he keeps our readers informed… Read more »

THE MAINSTREETER’S NEWSPAPER READERSHIP SURVEY – Loud and clear – Our Readers Want More Local News, Dining Out and Health & Fitness Content

THE MAINSTREETER’S NEWSPAPER READERSHIP SURVEY – Loud and clear – Our Readers Want More Local News, Dining Out and Health & Fitness Content

Lorne Abugov Editor, The Mainstreeter Readership estimate pegged at 7,050 per issue The Mainstreeter’s first opinion survey in almost 15 years has already yielded a fascinating profile of who is… Read more »

From Elgin to Clegg   Ottawa’s First Bus Route Celebrates 100th Anniversary

From Elgin to Clegg Ottawa’s First Bus Route Celebrates 100th Anniversary

John Dance Ottawa East had the very first bus route in the City and the 100th anniversary of its inauguration is being celebrated this year. This achievement is noted at… Read more »

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