Postmedia photographer Ashley Fraser was out and about in retail areas of Ottawa this weekend, however not many different individuals had been, as Ontario entered its post-Christmas lockdown
Any Boxing Day offers had been available online-only, and bodily lineups had been nonexistent.
Right here’s what was taking place in Central Ottawa on Sunday, Dec. 27:
Ottawa was in day two of the province-wide lockdown Sunday Dec. 27, 2020.Photograph by Ashley Fraser /PostmediaA lady walked down Elgin Avenue as Ottawa was in day two of the province huge lockdown Sunday Dec. 27, 2020.Photograph by Ashley Fraser /PostmediaA lady walked down Elgin Avenue as Ottawa was in day two of the province huge lockdown Sunday Dec. 27, 2020.Photograph by Ashley Fraser /PostmediaIndividuals had been out staying energetic alongside the canal close to Pretoria bridge as Ottawa was in day two of the province huge lockdown Sunday Dec. 27, 2020.Photograph by Ashley Fraser /PostmediaIndividuals had been out staying energetic alongside the canal close to Pretoria bridge as Ottawa was in day two of the province huge lockdown Sunday Dec. 27, 2020.Photograph by Ashley Fraser /PostmediaIndividuals had been out staying energetic alongside the canal close to Pretoria bridge as Ottawa was in day two of the province huge lockdown Sunday Dec. 27, 2020.Photograph by Ashley Fraser /Postmedia
And on Boxing Day, Dec. 26, the often busy areas of Ottawa, together with the ByWard Market and Tanger Retailers had been a ghost city
Tanger Retailers in Ottawa’s west-end was eerily quiet as they had been closed on Boxing Day because of the Ontario-wide lockdown.Photograph by Ashley Fraser /PostmediaDec. 26, 2020: Tanger Retailers in Ottawa’s west-end was eerily quiet as they had been closed on Boxing Day because of the Ontario-wide lockdown.Photograph by Ashley Fraser /PostmediaBoxing Day in Ottawa, Saturday Dec. 26, 2020. Ottawa’s ByWard Market was very quiet as Ontario kicked off day one of many present lockdown.Photograph by Ashley Fraser /PostmediaOttawa’s downtown was very quiet as Ontario kicked off day one of many present lockdown.Photograph by Ashley Fraser /PostmediaOttawa’s ByWard Market was very quiet as Ontario kicked off day one of many present lockdown.Photograph by Ashley Fraser /PostmediaOttawa’s ByWard Market was very quiet as Ontario kicked off day one of many present lockdown.Photograph by Ashley Fraser /PostmediaOttawa’s ByWard Market was very quiet as Ontario kicked off day one of many present lockdown.Photograph by Ashley Fraser /PostmediaOttawa’s ByWard Market was very quiet as Ontario kicked off day one of many present lockdown.Photograph by Ashley Fraser /Postmedia
