PTS moves to 251 Bank St

Pink Triangle Services scores office in building with ACO, Bruce House

Pink Triangle Services has a new home on the third floor of 251 Bank St, which also houses the AIDS Committee Of Ottawa, Bruce House, Planned Parenthood and Capital Xtra. Executive director Ken Mews says the new office will be open by the end of September. The building is “ideally located” for PTS to provide services to the rainbow community, he says.

(Laura Mueller photo)

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