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Residents and businesses near the Canadian Tire Centre are grappling with the question of what will happen if the Ottawa Senators move downtown.

Author of the article: Peter Hum Publishing date: Apr 27, 2021  •  2 hours ago  •  5 minute read  •  Noor Food Market general manager Nadin Kara donated a food basket, similar to the one shown, to a woman who appealed to several Ottawa food businesses this month looking for handouts. Tuesday, Apr. 27, 2021. Photo by Errol McGihon /Errol McGihon Article content Ottawa’s restaurants were alerted this week about an alleged scam after a woman repeatedly pleaded poverty and requested free food and meals for herself and her boyfriend through social media messages. The woman’s ...

"We have 12 weeks of catching up to do," said Paula Whitelocke, owner of Curly Hair Designs, an Ottawa salon. Whitelocke said she and her staff are now busy rearranging appointments, but will be "a little bit more restrictive with the bookings" going forward. "I don't think that we'll be booking out any further than two months at a time, so that if this is to happen again, I'm not in a position where I have four months of catching up to do," she said. "Otherwise, I'm just ... really relieved, to be honest. Just really relieved that we can get back to it."