Document d’information : une proposition communautaire dans le cadre de Fierté 2015

POUR PUBLICATION IMMÉDIATE Le 15 janvier 2015 Document d’information : une proposition communautaire dans le cadre de Fierté 2015 Une proposition a été élaborée afin que les résidants d’Ottawa puissent participer au 30e anniversaire du Festival communautaire de la fierté et qu’un nouvel organisme qui assumera la pleine responsabilité pour le Festival à l’avenir puisse faire la transition sans heurt. …

Communiqué : une proposition communautaire dans le cadre de Fierté 2015

Ottawa Sun: Bank St. BIA steps up to save Ottawa’s Pride festival

John Willing pens a piece on the BIA’s role on the upcoming pride festival. Source: Ottawa Sun Date: Jan. 15, 2015 Read the Article

CBC: Bank Street BIA, LGBTTQ community members make Pride festival pitch

The CBC reports on the Bank Street BIA’s involvement with a potential Ottawa Pride festival in 2015. Source: Canadian Broadcasting Corporation Date: Jan. 15, 2015 Read the article

Ottawa Citizen: Ottawa’s Capital Pride may return with Bank Street BIA as partner

The Ottawa Citizen reports on the Bank Street BIA’s press conference held at City Hall on Jan. 15, 2015. Date: Jan. 15, 2015 Original Source: The Ottawa Citizen Read the Original Article

A Community Proposal for Pride 2015

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - January 15, 2015 Backgrounder: A Community Proposal for Pride 2015 A proposal has been developed so that the residents of Ottawa can be assured that a community-based Pride festival continues for the 30th anniversary, while allowing for the smooth transition to a new organization that can take primary responsibility for the festival in the future. According to …

News Release: A Community Proposal for Pride 2015

Bank Street BIA teams up with LGBTTQ Community for Pride proposal

For immediate release: OTTAWA, JAN. 14, 2015 – Members of the LGBTTQ community, in conjunction with the Bank Street BIA, will be presenting a proposal for a 2015 Pride Festival in Ottawa. A public presentation will be held Thursday, Jan. 15 at 11:00 a.m. in the Ottawa City Hall’s Jean Piggot Hall. A short question and answer session will follow …

Ottawa Citizen features The Turning Point

For more than thirty years, The Turning Point has been one of Centretown’s hubs for vinyl and CDs. The Ottawa Citizen popped into this nook, near the corner of Bank and Cooper, to talk to its co-owner, Dan Gamble, about his memories of the store since he took over 15-years ago and the relationships he’s built in our community. Date …

#HolidayOnBank with Aziz & Co. at 365 Bank Street

(Because this Family Business has been on Bank Street for 50 Years) Aziz & Company is the ultimate Ottawa adventure. This family-run business has been part of the Bank Street experience for five decades. Head in there and you’ll be greeted by one of the family members that run the store. You’ll pause for a brief chat, but …

#HolidayOnBank with After Stonewall at 370 Bank Street

(Because Art Makes the World Go Round) After Stonewall is an institution in and of itself. It’s been the home of LGBT literature since the 1980s. There are only three LBGT bookstores remaining in Canada, which for that matter, makes it a rare and beautiful species in our Bank Street environment. Times have changed, and so has …

Burgers n’ Fries Forever & Meat in the Middle team up

Burgers n’ Fries Forever and Meat in the Middle are teaming up to offer the ultimate foodie pack! Metro News stopped by to talk to Jeremy and Jamil about the package and Bank Street’s burgeoning foodie scene. You can read the full article by clicking the link below. Source: Metro News Publication Date: Dec. 3, 2014 Read the article