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What The Prescott was, and what it could be, now that it’s up for sale (opens the original)
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After a few beers, Peggy Rody’s confidence would kick in. “Peggy, don’t even bother,” her friends told her. She’d ignore them and waltz through the packed bar, past the lady who was always selling flowers, past patrons chewing on square pizza slices, over to the men’s-only section of The Prescott. “But those men were serious about their space; it was well-respected and a big deal for the Prescott that it was the men’s side. All they did was give me looks that scared the hell out of me!” This was
Police trying to identify large group of men involved in downtown Ottawa stabbing (opens the original)
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Ottawa police are investigating a stabbing that occurred near the intersection of Daly Avenue and Nicholas Street in the downtown Rideau area on Aug. 4. Police said a male victim was transported to hospital in critical condition at about 9:45 p.m. that day. In a media release on Aug. 28, police did not specify what kind of weapon was used, nor the current condition of the victim. The release said investigators were trying to identify a group of about 16 males who were apparently involved in the
How some generous Ottawans are helping set up kids for school success (opens the original)
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Tammy Allarie remembers how confident she felt as a kid on the first day of school when she could blend into the crowd with a new backpack filled with pencils and notebooks. “School supplies shopping was a big deal every year. It’s a good way to start positively. School’s tough sometimes, so, if you can get off on the right start, you’re partway there,” she said. Allarie, who moved to Ottawa at 13 from Newfoundland, also remembers noticing some of the other kids who did not enter the new school
Ottawa restaurants face backlash over AI-generated menus (opens the original)
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Right near Bayview Station is Green Maple Mart and Kitchen, a family owned hot food and convenience spot. Green Maple isn’t shy about its use of AI. Generated images plastered across the inside and outside of the building are filled with scaly-looking burgers and rubbery, too-symmetrical pizzas. Green Maple’s owner, Ali Dehghan, said that AI has been a huge help as a small-business owner, and that it doesn’t reflect the food he makes. On Instagram, Green Maple’s food looks nothing like it does i
How a provincial bill could threaten student-run groups across Ottawa (opens the original)
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As a student at the University of Ottawa, Alexandrea Abungin feels that many aspects of life seem out of control. But uOttawa’s newspaper, The Fulcrum, has given her and other students a place outside the classroom to discuss what matters to them. “It’s that voice on campus where people feel that they can take back that agency,” said Abungin, the co-editor-in-chief of the publication. When students return to campus this fall, they fear they might soon lose this outlet because of Bill 33. Under t
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