The co-director of a student Shakespeare company in Old Ottawa South says the city’s bylaw department has launched a “public shaming campaign” against his small troupe. Read More
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Shakespeare director calls bylaw response "a public shaming"
Published in Coronavirus, Local News, Old Ottawa South, Ottawa Bylaw and Paul Keen
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