Charlie Senack

Charlie Senack is the editor of the Kitchissippi Times, a vibrant community newspaper serving Ottawa's west end. With a deep passion for local storytelling, Charlie has dedicated his career to amplifying the voices of the Ottawa community and uncovering the stories that matter most to its residents. Known for his journalistic integrity and creative flair, Charlie brings energy and insight to every issue, fostering connections and shining a spotlight on the people, places, and events that make Ottawa unique.

HOK #124: Meet Rick Prashaw

“I was born in London, Ontario, but spent only eight or nine years there...

From the Granite Curling Club to the Olympic Games: Lisa Weagle’s journey

By Charlie Senack  Westboro’s own Lisa Weagle is back from Beijing, China.  The 2022 Winter Games...

In From the Cold Program receives $1,000 from community

By Charlie Senack  A generous donation from the Carleton Tavern will help feed members of...

HOK #123: Meet Kathy Unsworth

“I am a public health specialist and I work for a not-for-profit organization, where...

City council rejects plan for embassies in Mechanicsville greenspace

By Charlie Senack  In February, Ottawa city council voted against the National Capital Commission’s (NCC)...

Local bottle drives help youth with jobs, skills and supports

By Charlie Senack  A new bottle drive has come to Kitchissippi which aims to collect...
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The story of Ottawa’s snow bears and the artist behind them

By Charlie Senack  If you have walked along the Kichi Sibi Winter Trail on warmer...

‘Heroes of the neighbourhood’: BIAs celebrate small business owners, encourage buying local

By Charlie Senack  Local businesses are finally hoping to catch a break after the latest...

Tom Brown Arena respite centre reopens temporary overnight shelter

By Maureen McEwan Throughout the pandemic, a Kitchissippi landmark has served as a refuge for...

HOK #122: Meet Brenda Chapman 

“I grew up in northwestern Ontario near Thunder Bay, came down to Queen’s for...

Mom and daughter baking business raises thousands for community organizations

By Charlie Senack A mom and daughter baking duo from Westboro has raised over $10,000...

‘Illuminating the darkness:’ Kitchissippi hosts first Grand Menorah Lighting

By Charlie Senack A giant menorah will light up Kitchissippi this year, during the community's...
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