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Reopening in Orange, dangerous speeds on Woodroffe, and a fire at the Canada Revenue Agency: Top five stories in Ottawa this week - Vimarsana News

Reopening in Orange, dangerous speeds on Woodroffe, and a fire at the Canada Revenue Agency: Top five stories in Ottawa this week

  OTTAWA -- Ottawa learns it will reopen in "Orange" status, a teen driver is clocked at a dangerously high rate of speed, and a man is accused of setting a fire at Canada Revenue Agency headquarters. CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at the five most viewed stories on our website this week. Ottawa learned this week that the city will be moved back into the "Orange-Restrict" level under Ontario's COVID-19 framework when the provincial stay-at-home order lifts after Family Day. On Monday, we learned the stay-at-home order would be extended to 12:01 a.m. Feb. 16 for the Ottawa, Eastern Ontario, and ...

After seven years in business, Central Bierhaus in Kanata closes - Vimarsana News

After seven years in business, Central Bierhaus in Kanata closes

Article content The restaurateur who last month launched an online funding campaign to support restaurants in Kanata and Stittsville has closed Central Bierhaus in the Kanata Centrum Shopping Centre, one of his businesses. On its Facebook page this week, the popular high-volume German-style eatery and pub that seats 250 people said it was “turning off its lights for good” after seven years in business. It had closed temporarily in October during last fall’s lockdown. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or After seven years in business, Central ...

Kanata restaurateur starts GoFundMe to help struggling eateries - Vimarsana News

Kanata restaurateur starts GoFundMe to help struggling eateries

  OTTAWA -- Many dine-in restaurants that had to pivot their business, to take out and delivery, in order to survive the pandemic are now facing another blow as the province heads into its second lockdown. Mike Labreche, is part owner of the Crazy Horse and Central Bierhaus in Kanata. Both restaurants have remained temporarily closed since December. It was not financially viable to keep them open.  However his hope is that other dining establishments won't have to do the same. Labreche started a GoFundMe campaign with a $50,000 goal. The money would be divided equally amongst 10 local...