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Indigo Front Page Ottawa: Stories from the Ottawa Citizen, 1845 to Present | Erin Mills Town Centre
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From the archives of the Ottawa Citizen , and the pen of senior writer Bruce Deachman, comes Front Page Ottawa , a collection of Citizen stories going back to 1845 (the year the newspaper published its first edition).
The Citizen has covered Confederation and the Great Farini, the Great Hull Fire and Elvis Presley -- Important stories, routine stories, bizarre stories. the Citizen was there for all of them. In the process, it has told the story of the lumber town that became Canada’s capital.
Read the Citizen’s breathless page-one stories on the “Grand Slam” of Bridge in 1931-32. The newspaper’s thorough coverage of the Ottawa Senators’ 1923 Stanley Cup win. And get ready – step right up, ladies and gentlemen – for the Great Farini, and one of the greatest high-wire stunts of the Victorian era.
Filled with archival photos and original newspaper covers (VE Day, Titanic, 1929 Stock Market Collapse) Front Page Ottawa is a treasure trove of stories and memories from Canada’s capital city.
From the archives of the Ottawa Citizen , and the pen of senior writer Bruce Deachman, comes Front Page Ottawa , a collection of Citizen stories going back to 1845 (the year the newspaper published its first edition).
The Citizen has covered Confederation and the Great Farini, the Great Hull Fire and Elvis Presley -- Important stories, routine stories, bizarre stories. the Citizen was there for all of them. In the process, it has told the story of the lumber town that became Canada’s capital.
Read the Citizen’s breathless page-one stories on the “Grand Slam” of Bridge in 1931-32. The newspaper’s thorough coverage of the Ottawa Senators’ 1923 Stanley Cup win. And get ready – step right up, ladies and gentlemen – for the Great Farini, and one of the greatest high-wire stunts of the Victorian era.
Filled with archival photos and original newspaper covers (VE Day, Titanic, 1929 Stock Market Collapse) Front Page Ottawa is a treasure trove of stories and memories from Canada’s capital city.
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