Bells Corners Ottawa Neighbourhood Tour Ottawa Life with Ottawa Realtor & Ottawa Real Estate Agent
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tragic fire in Bells Corners claims two feline lives
Firefighters tried to save the lives of two cats they rescued from a house fire on Old Richmond Road on Tuesday, but the pets died of their injuries.
A passerby called to report the fire at the two-storey townhouse between Longwood Avenue and Arnold Drive at 11:18 a.m., Ottawa Fire Services public information officer Nicholas DeFazio said.
Smoke was visible from the front door of the home as crews arrived.
Firefighters found the fire in the basement and put it out in “zero visibility” conditions, discovering the two cats while searching the home for occupants. The unconscious animals were brought outside.
“Firefighters worked hard giving both cats CPR and oxygen, unfortunately both cats succumbed to their injuries,” DeFazio said.
The fire was under control at 11:49 a.m. Firefighters ...
published: 23 Mar 2022
Bells Corners landmark- the VOX
As longtime (22 yrs) residents of Bells Corners, we are wondering just how much longer it's going to take to do something about the abandoned eyesore at 3795 Richmond (the property just east of Al's)?
We drive past there daily and cringe when we look at it- overgrown, graffiti-covered, and now starting to be obviously vandalized.
Some time ago you announced a sort of business plan for Bells Corners which would include a decision on this property. We know the land is contaminated. But does this mean we are stuck with this shameful proof of the City's uncaring incompetence forever? Bells Corners is one of the nicest areas in Ottawa. "A little shabby" we can live with- but this embarrassing eyesore is just getting to be too much. We suggest the City knock it down. Bare ground would b...
published: 20 Jun 2008
'Vox' demolition begins in Bells Corners
published: 23 Feb 2018
Bells Corners - Ottawa Real Estate - Ottawa Living
Bells Corners once stood as a rural town as with most of the area to the southwest of Ottawa. Now it is a picture of suburban life that close to five square kilometres holding a population of nearly 10,000. Just off of the 417 expressway, Bells Corners also has frequent bus service direct to the city centre.
While Bells Corners offers a lot of amenities found in others suburban regions, it still holds pieces of its original rural character. The main road, Robertson Rd, is where you will find most of the shops and restaurants in the area, while some are located on Moodie Dr, which borders Bells Corners to the west. There are both public and catholic schools... D. Moodie intermediate, Bells Corners Public, Bell High school, Our Lady of Peace Elementary, and Collége catholique Franco-Ouest...
published: 07 Oct 2015
Bells Corners - 416
published: 01 Sep 2014
connecting Bells Corners
needed: active transportation link on Moodie Drive to the LRT station https://www.youtube.com/live/9BC3bUlK0ek https://engage.ottawa.ca/transportation-master-plan
In this video we explore Bells Corners Ottawa Neighbourhood Tour Ottawa Life with Ottawa Realtor & Ottawa Real Estate Agent. In this video series we explore all...
Firefighters tried to save the lives of two cats they rescued from a house fire on Old Richmond Road on Tuesday, but the pets died of their injuries.
A passer...
Firefighters tried to save the lives of two cats they rescued from a house fire on Old Richmond Road on Tuesday, but the pets died of their injuries.
A passerby called to report the fire at the two-storey townhouse between Longwood Avenue and Arnold Drive at 11:18 a.m., Ottawa Fire Services public information officer Nicholas DeFazio said.
Smoke was visible from the front door of the home as crews arrived.
Firefighters found the fire in the basement and put it out in “zero visibility” conditions, discovering the two cats while searching the home for occupants. The unconscious animals were brought outside.
“Firefighters worked hard giving both cats CPR and oxygen, unfortunately both cats succumbed to their injuries,” DeFazio said.
The fire was under control at 11:49 a.m. Firefighters were able to contain the flames to the basement and and prevent it from spreading to the adjoining home.
There was no immediate estimate of damages.
A fire investigator was dispatched to the scene to determine the cause and origin.
https://ottawacitizen.com/news/local-news/two-cats-perish-in-townhouse-fire-on-old-richmond-road
Firefighters located the fire in the basement and extinguished it. While searching the home two cats were found and brought outside. The cats were unconscious.
https://bellscorners.wordpress.com/
Firefighters tried to save the lives of two cats they rescued from a house fire on Old Richmond Road on Tuesday, but the pets died of their injuries.
A passerby called to report the fire at the two-storey townhouse between Longwood Avenue and Arnold Drive at 11:18 a.m., Ottawa Fire Services public information officer Nicholas DeFazio said.
Smoke was visible from the front door of the home as crews arrived.
Firefighters found the fire in the basement and put it out in “zero visibility” conditions, discovering the two cats while searching the home for occupants. The unconscious animals were brought outside.
“Firefighters worked hard giving both cats CPR and oxygen, unfortunately both cats succumbed to their injuries,” DeFazio said.
The fire was under control at 11:49 a.m. Firefighters were able to contain the flames to the basement and and prevent it from spreading to the adjoining home.
There was no immediate estimate of damages.
A fire investigator was dispatched to the scene to determine the cause and origin.
https://ottawacitizen.com/news/local-news/two-cats-perish-in-townhouse-fire-on-old-richmond-road
Firefighters located the fire in the basement and extinguished it. While searching the home two cats were found and brought outside. The cats were unconscious.
https://bellscorners.wordpress.com/
As longtime (22 yrs) residents of Bells Corners, we are wondering just how much longer it's going to take to do something about the abandoned eyesore at 3795 Ri...
As longtime (22 yrs) residents of Bells Corners, we are wondering just how much longer it's going to take to do something about the abandoned eyesore at 3795 Richmond (the property just east of Al's)?
We drive past there daily and cringe when we look at it- overgrown, graffiti-covered, and now starting to be obviously vandalized.
Some time ago you announced a sort of business plan for Bells Corners which would include a decision on this property. We know the land is contaminated. But does this mean we are stuck with this shameful proof of the City's uncaring incompetence forever? Bells Corners is one of the nicest areas in Ottawa. "A little shabby" we can live with- but this embarrassing eyesore is just getting to be too much. We suggest the City knock it down. Bare ground would be a lot better.
As longtime (22 yrs) residents of Bells Corners, we are wondering just how much longer it's going to take to do something about the abandoned eyesore at 3795 Richmond (the property just east of Al's)?
We drive past there daily and cringe when we look at it- overgrown, graffiti-covered, and now starting to be obviously vandalized.
Some time ago you announced a sort of business plan for Bells Corners which would include a decision on this property. We know the land is contaminated. But does this mean we are stuck with this shameful proof of the City's uncaring incompetence forever? Bells Corners is one of the nicest areas in Ottawa. "A little shabby" we can live with- but this embarrassing eyesore is just getting to be too much. We suggest the City knock it down. Bare ground would be a lot better.
Bells Corners once stood as a rural town as with most of the area to the southwest of Ottawa. Now it is a picture of suburban life that close to five square kil...
Bells Corners once stood as a rural town as with most of the area to the southwest of Ottawa. Now it is a picture of suburban life that close to five square kilometres holding a population of nearly 10,000. Just off of the 417 expressway, Bells Corners also has frequent bus service direct to the city centre.
While Bells Corners offers a lot of amenities found in others suburban regions, it still holds pieces of its original rural character. The main road, Robertson Rd, is where you will find most of the shops and restaurants in the area, while some are located on Moodie Dr, which borders Bells Corners to the west. There are both public and catholic schools... D. Moodie intermediate, Bells Corners Public, Bell High school, Our Lady of Peace Elementary, and Collége catholique Franco-Ouest. Many public parks are available to residents... nine in all, for recreation and fun in the sun, such as tennis, baseball, hiking and cycling.
Bells Corners is a secluded neighbourhood. It is surrounded by the Green Belt, and has one of the largest forests in the region. Living in a semi-rural community, you will find the inhabitants of Bells Corners a welcoming group, and with great schools, welcoming churches and the overall scenic landscape, you will want to call Bells Corners home.
For more information on real estate listings in Bells Corners visit:
http://www.ottawaliving.ca/real-estate-listings/Bells-Corners
For more Ottawa Neighbourhood information, visit:
http://www.ottawaliving.ca/neighbourhoods
Our Ottawa real estate agents can help with selling your property or finding you a home. Visit http://www.ottawaliving.ca/our-agents or call us at (613) 288-9144
Start your Ottawa real estate search at http://www.ottawaliving.ca
Bells Corners once stood as a rural town as with most of the area to the southwest of Ottawa. Now it is a picture of suburban life that close to five square kilometres holding a population of nearly 10,000. Just off of the 417 expressway, Bells Corners also has frequent bus service direct to the city centre.
While Bells Corners offers a lot of amenities found in others suburban regions, it still holds pieces of its original rural character. The main road, Robertson Rd, is where you will find most of the shops and restaurants in the area, while some are located on Moodie Dr, which borders Bells Corners to the west. There are both public and catholic schools... D. Moodie intermediate, Bells Corners Public, Bell High school, Our Lady of Peace Elementary, and Collége catholique Franco-Ouest. Many public parks are available to residents... nine in all, for recreation and fun in the sun, such as tennis, baseball, hiking and cycling.
Bells Corners is a secluded neighbourhood. It is surrounded by the Green Belt, and has one of the largest forests in the region. Living in a semi-rural community, you will find the inhabitants of Bells Corners a welcoming group, and with great schools, welcoming churches and the overall scenic landscape, you will want to call Bells Corners home.
For more information on real estate listings in Bells Corners visit:
http://www.ottawaliving.ca/real-estate-listings/Bells-Corners
For more Ottawa Neighbourhood information, visit:
http://www.ottawaliving.ca/neighbourhoods
Our Ottawa real estate agents can help with selling your property or finding you a home. Visit http://www.ottawaliving.ca/our-agents or call us at (613) 288-9144
Start your Ottawa real estate search at http://www.ottawaliving.ca
needed: active transportation link on Moodie Drive to the LRT station https://www.youtube.com/live/9BC3bUlK0ek https://engage.ottawa.ca/transportation-master-pl...
needed: active transportation link on Moodie Drive to the LRT station https://www.youtube.com/live/9BC3bUlK0ek https://engage.ottawa.ca/transportation-master-plan
needed: active transportation link on Moodie Drive to the LRT station https://www.youtube.com/live/9BC3bUlK0ek https://engage.ottawa.ca/transportation-master-plan
Firefighters tried to save the lives of two cats they rescued from a house fire on Old Richmond Road on Tuesday, but the pets died of their injuries.
A passerby called to report the fire at the two-storey townhouse between Longwood Avenue and Arnold Drive at 11:18 a.m., Ottawa Fire Services public information officer Nicholas DeFazio said.
Smoke was visible from the front door of the home as crews arrived.
Firefighters found the fire in the basement and put it out in “zero visibility” conditions, discovering the two cats while searching the home for occupants. The unconscious animals were brought outside.
“Firefighters worked hard giving both cats CPR and oxygen, unfortunately both cats succumbed to their injuries,” DeFazio said.
The fire was under control at 11:49 a.m. Firefighters were able to contain the flames to the basement and and prevent it from spreading to the adjoining home.
There was no immediate estimate of damages.
A fire investigator was dispatched to the scene to determine the cause and origin.
https://ottawacitizen.com/news/local-news/two-cats-perish-in-townhouse-fire-on-old-richmond-road
Firefighters located the fire in the basement and extinguished it. While searching the home two cats were found and brought outside. The cats were unconscious.
https://bellscorners.wordpress.com/
As longtime (22 yrs) residents of Bells Corners, we are wondering just how much longer it's going to take to do something about the abandoned eyesore at 3795 Richmond (the property just east of Al's)?
We drive past there daily and cringe when we look at it- overgrown, graffiti-covered, and now starting to be obviously vandalized.
Some time ago you announced a sort of business plan for Bells Corners which would include a decision on this property. We know the land is contaminated. But does this mean we are stuck with this shameful proof of the City's uncaring incompetence forever? Bells Corners is one of the nicest areas in Ottawa. "A little shabby" we can live with- but this embarrassing eyesore is just getting to be too much. We suggest the City knock it down. Bare ground would be a lot better.
Bells Corners once stood as a rural town as with most of the area to the southwest of Ottawa. Now it is a picture of suburban life that close to five square kilometres holding a population of nearly 10,000. Just off of the 417 expressway, Bells Corners also has frequent bus service direct to the city centre.
While Bells Corners offers a lot of amenities found in others suburban regions, it still holds pieces of its original rural character. The main road, Robertson Rd, is where you will find most of the shops and restaurants in the area, while some are located on Moodie Dr, which borders Bells Corners to the west. There are both public and catholic schools... D. Moodie intermediate, Bells Corners Public, Bell High school, Our Lady of Peace Elementary, and Collége catholique Franco-Ouest. Many public parks are available to residents... nine in all, for recreation and fun in the sun, such as tennis, baseball, hiking and cycling.
Bells Corners is a secluded neighbourhood. It is surrounded by the Green Belt, and has one of the largest forests in the region. Living in a semi-rural community, you will find the inhabitants of Bells Corners a welcoming group, and with great schools, welcoming churches and the overall scenic landscape, you will want to call Bells Corners home.
For more information on real estate listings in Bells Corners visit:
http://www.ottawaliving.ca/real-estate-listings/Bells-Corners
For more Ottawa Neighbourhood information, visit:
http://www.ottawaliving.ca/neighbourhoods
Our Ottawa real estate agents can help with selling your property or finding you a home. Visit http://www.ottawaliving.ca/our-agents or call us at (613) 288-9144
Start your Ottawa real estate search at http://www.ottawaliving.ca
needed: active transportation link on Moodie Drive to the LRT station https://www.youtube.com/live/9BC3bUlK0ek https://engage.ottawa.ca/transportation-master-plan
Firefighters tried to save the lives of two cats they rescued from a house fire on Old Richmond Road on Tuesday, but the pets died of their injuries.
A passerby called to report the fire at the two-storey townhouse between Longwood Avenue and Arnold Drive at 11:18 a.m., Ottawa Fire Services public information officer Nicholas DeFazio said.
Smoke was visible from the front door of the home as crews arrived.
Firefighters found the fire in the basement and put it out in “zero visibility” conditions, discovering the two cats while searching the home for occupants. The unconscious animals were brought outside.
“Firefighters worked hard giving both cats CPR and oxygen, unfortunately both cats succumbed to their injuries,” DeFazio said.
The fire was under control at 11:49 a.m. Firefighters were able to contain the flames to the basement and and prevent it from spreading to the adjoining home.
There was no immediate estimate of damages.
A fire investigator was dispatched to the scene to determine the cause and origin.
https://ottawacitizen.com/news/local-news/two-cats-perish-in-townhouse-fire-on-old-richmond-road
Firefighters located the fire in the basement and extinguished it. While searching the home two cats were found and brought outside. The cats were unconscious.
https://bellscorners.wordpress.com/
As longtime (22 yrs) residents of Bells Corners, we are wondering just how much longer it's going to take to do something about the abandoned eyesore at 3795 Richmond (the property just east of Al's)?
We drive past there daily and cringe when we look at it- overgrown, graffiti-covered, and now starting to be obviously vandalized.
Some time ago you announced a sort of business plan for Bells Corners which would include a decision on this property. We know the land is contaminated. But does this mean we are stuck with this shameful proof of the City's uncaring incompetence forever? Bells Corners is one of the nicest areas in Ottawa. "A little shabby" we can live with- but this embarrassing eyesore is just getting to be too much. We suggest the City knock it down. Bare ground would be a lot better.
Bells Corners once stood as a rural town as with most of the area to the southwest of Ottawa. Now it is a picture of suburban life that close to five square kilometres holding a population of nearly 10,000. Just off of the 417 expressway, Bells Corners also has frequent bus service direct to the city centre.
While Bells Corners offers a lot of amenities found in others suburban regions, it still holds pieces of its original rural character. The main road, Robertson Rd, is where you will find most of the shops and restaurants in the area, while some are located on Moodie Dr, which borders Bells Corners to the west. There are both public and catholic schools... D. Moodie intermediate, Bells Corners Public, Bell High school, Our Lady of Peace Elementary, and Collége catholique Franco-Ouest. Many public parks are available to residents... nine in all, for recreation and fun in the sun, such as tennis, baseball, hiking and cycling.
Bells Corners is a secluded neighbourhood. It is surrounded by the Green Belt, and has one of the largest forests in the region. Living in a semi-rural community, you will find the inhabitants of Bells Corners a welcoming group, and with great schools, welcoming churches and the overall scenic landscape, you will want to call Bells Corners home.
For more information on real estate listings in Bells Corners visit:
http://www.ottawaliving.ca/real-estate-listings/Bells-Corners
For more Ottawa Neighbourhood information, visit:
http://www.ottawaliving.ca/neighbourhoods
Our Ottawa real estate agents can help with selling your property or finding you a home. Visit http://www.ottawaliving.ca/our-agents or call us at (613) 288-9144
Start your Ottawa real estate search at http://www.ottawaliving.ca
needed: active transportation link on Moodie Drive to the LRT station https://www.youtube.com/live/9BC3bUlK0ek https://engage.ottawa.ca/transportation-master-plan
“Go for a walk.” That’s advice my mom would give for any number of situations, and it’s great advice ... Check out the ConservationCorner, BellChildren’s Maze, TreeTower and a variety of trails through gardens and stands of native plants and trees ... 1.
PaulLutheran Church, located on the corner of 16th Avenue and Grant Street. But this community bell choir could be silenced because their beloved rehearsal space is facing an uncertain future.
AshtonBell also scored while GwynethPhilips stopped 31 shots for Ottawa, which won four of its last five games to reach the post-season for the first time ... 6,570 towel-waving fans at Place Bell.
It reopened May 8 ...Bell, Mitchell said. Other restaurants and retailers plan to reopen soon, with the district's CornerKitchen looking to reopen in early July, the CitizenTimes reported. The luxury hotel is the biggest space to reopen yet ... What.
RICHMOND HEIGHTS, Ohio -- The corner of Wilson Mills and Richmond Road, more specifically the Belle Oaks Marketplace development, was the place to be Thursday (May 8). And, plenty of people were, indeed, there ....
Bob and JaniceBell had been thinking about leaving their historic house in Pewee Valley for quite some time ... The Bells were also adamant about having wow-worthy lake views ... Janice and Bob Bell.
... and a slow start to the season raised some alarm bells from some of the more impatient corners of the game, particularly those who yell into a microphone on the radio or social media for shock value.
NEW DELHI. The school bell had barely rung when an eerie siren pierced the morning calm. In one corner of the classroom, a four-year-old darted toward the window to draw the curtains. Another tiny hand reached up to flick off the lights.
... hollering until the final bell. Melendy, fighting in the green corner at the Rafter 3C Arena, and Cortez measured each other throughout a hard-fought first round in the boys’ main event.
A punishing series of four right hands to the head by Inoue sent Cardenas staggering back into the corner ropes, squatting there in a knockdown for Inoue before the bell sounded to end the round.
A punishing series of four right hands to the head by Inoue sent Cardenas staggering back into the corner ropes, squatting there in a knockdown for Inoue before the bell sounded to end the round.
A punishing series of four right hands to the head by Inoue sent Cardenas staggering back into the corner ropes, squatting there in a knockdown for Inoue before the bell sounded to end the round.
Check out these delicious treats ... This bar at BellWorks will host a Cinco de May celebration with mariachi music and margaritas on Wednesday, May 7 ... Go. 101 Crawfords CornerRoad, Holmdel; bell.works/new-jersey/bar-bella.Barrio Costero, Asbury Park ... Go.
The update also adds Character Entries to the Codex with bios for enemies and allies ... Check out some of the patch notes below ... Fixed an issue where corner cover camera would not always trigger. Fixed an issue with alarm bells respawning after cutscenes.
Puzzles. Challenge yourself with today’s puzzles. Crossword. Polygon. Sudoku ... His play mat was covered in literal bells and whistles, and I’d read him books, when all he wanted to do was chew the corner of them ... Parenting ... .
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