Ottawa city council has ordered city staff to stabilize the historic Somerset House in Centretown and bill the property owner for any work necessary to save the building. Read More
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City council tells staff to stabilize Somerset House and bill the owner
Published in Jim Watson, Local News, Ottawa City Council, Somerset House and Tony Shahrasebi
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