Ottawa

‘Equality for all,’ Protesters Tell Cornwall Community Hospital

On a cold and extremely windy March 3, things heated up in front of Cornwall Community Hospital as about 100 people rallied to ask for an assessment of what they perceive as [...]

Ottawa Recognized Among Canada’s Best Diversity Employers

The City of Ottawa has been recognized as being among Canada’s top diversity leaders in an annual competition that evaluates employers based on a range of workplace [...]

Appeal Court Ponders Russell Township Bilingual Sign Bylaw

In the latest episode of what some see as a battle for freedom of expression in Canada, judges heard the case of Galganov/Brisson vs. Russell Township in the Provincial Court [...]

Suicide Awareness Campaign Kicks Off

Annual Taste in the Glebe Fundraiser 2012 Style

The 14th anniversary of the celebrated Taste in the Glebe event, a famous showcase of local and area eateries, vintners, and brewers, once again proved to be an excellent fundraiser for the Glebe Neighbourhood Activities Group (GNAG) Community Fund. So [...]

IKEA: Blue and yellow behemoth opens in Ottawa

Ottawa’s IKEA store re-opened its doors Wednesday to a brand new facility and crowds of shoppers and browsers alike. Ottawa city police were on hand to direct the huge volume [...]

Make-A-Wish Gala Raises $100,000 for Children

The Sixth Annual Make-A-Wish Foundation Three Wishes Gala, which took place at the Hampton Inn and Conference Centre in Ottawa on the weekend, raised $100,000 for children who [...]

Mutual Empowerment Relationship a Win-Win

For a number of Algonquin College students, their partnership with TEMBO (Tanzania Education and Micro-Business Opportunity) has fulfilled more than their academic and [...]

The Language of Tea

For those who love a good cuppa, the first annual Ottawa Tea Festival, whose theme is “Sharing culture through the language of tea,” will be held at City Hall Nov. 5.