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  • Bel Fiore Is Keeping It Small
    Bel Fiore Is Keeping It Small
    If you want to bring nature indoors but lack the space to accommodate full-sized plants, consider growing some of the many available smaller plants at home or at the office. ...
    April 1, 2014BY Pam McLennan
  • Welcoming Nature While Protecting Our Homes From Wildlife
    Welcoming Nature While Protecting Our Homes From Wildlife
    Ottawa marks National Wildlife Week with speaker presentations on “Backyard Biodiversity: Welcoming nature into your yard, not your ...
    April 1, 2014BY Angelica Meira Costa
  • Ottawa Urged to Play Greater Role in Transportation
    Ottawa Urged to Play Greater Role in Transportation
    Transportation groups want Ottawa to play a greater role in public transportation.
    March 26, 2014BY Kaven Baker-Voakes
  • Proposed 180-unit Building Nixed by Council
    Proposed 180-unit Building Nixed by Council
    In an unexpected move by council on Wednesday, a proposal to allow the building of a nine-storey, 180-unit ...
    March 26, 2014BY Pam McLennan
  • Fighting Propaganda With Fashion
    Fighting Propaganda With Fashion
    Propaganda and cultural bias are hurting Inuit hunters and communities that have relied on seal hunting for millennia ...
    March 20, 2014BY Matthew Little
  • Closure of Kemptville College Could Hurt Agriculture, Jobs: Unions
    Closure of Kemptville College Could Hurt Agriculture, Jobs: Unions
    Unions say the closure of Kemptville College could have a negative impact on agriculture and jobs in Eastern ...
    March 20, 2014BY Kaven Baker-Voakes
  • Monopolatte: ‘An Inviting Place to Play Board Games’
    Monopolatte: ‘An Inviting Place to Play Board Games’
    Monopolatte, Ottawa’s only board game café, has a homey and inviting feel to it. Located on the ground ...
    March 19, 2014BY Pam McLennan
  • Canada’s Success Depends on Municipal Infrastructure Investments
    Canada’s Success Depends on Municipal Infrastructure Investments
    Canada's federal government recently announced $14 billion in new funding to help municipalities repair and replace aging infrastructure, ...
    March 16, 2014BY David Suzuki
  • Ottawa Gatineau International Auto Show is Bigger Than Ever
    Ottawa Gatineau International Auto Show is Bigger Than Ever
    Over 275 vehicles and some 30 manufacturers are involved in the 2014 Ottawa Gatineau International Auto Show taking ...
    March 12, 2014BY Chrisy Trudeau, Business Features Reporter
  • Charles Edenshaw Lives on Through his Art
    Charles Edenshaw Lives on Through his Art
    Glimpses of the supernatural world are what make the current exhibition of the work of iconic Haida artist ...
    March 11, 2014BY Susan Hallett
  • Failed Pedestrian Bridge Project Lacked Oversight, Council Hears
    Failed Pedestrian Bridge Project Lacked Oversight, Council Hears
    During the Finance and Economic Development Committee meeting at city hall on March 4, Mayor Jim Watson lamented ...
    March 6, 2014BY Pam McLennan
  • Loretta Saunders Vigil Renews Calls for Missing Women Inquiry
    Loretta Saunders Vigil Renews Calls for Missing Women Inquiry
    It took the disappearance of a beloved cousin to bring Holly Jarrett and her estranged mother together after ...
    March 6, 2014BY Steve Rennie
  • Jennifer Dickson Exhibit a Captivating Sampling of a Prolific Artist
    Jennifer Dickson Exhibit a Captivating Sampling of a Prolific Artist
    If you haven’t encountered a Jennifer Dickson artwork before you are in for a treat. A retrospective of ...
    March 5, 2014BY Pam McLennan
  • Canada Needs to Support Political Prisoners: Irwin Cotler
    Canada Needs to Support Political Prisoners: Irwin Cotler
    MP Irwin Cotler has announced a private member’s bill to support political prisoners who face torture and execution ...
    March 1, 2014BY Matthew Little
  • Tiptoe Through the Tulips in Ottawa
    Tiptoe Through the Tulips in Ottawa
    The Canadian Tulip Festival, the largest one of its kind in the world, will be held in Ottawa ...
    February 26, 2014BY Elissa Michele Zacher
  • Ottawa City Council Meeting Overshadowed by Ford
    Ottawa City Council Meeting Overshadowed by Ford
    When Ottawa City Council met on Feb. 26 its dense agenda was overshadowed by Toronto mayor Rob Ford’s ...
    February 26, 2014BY Pam McLennan
  • Ukraine’s Cry for Democracy, Justice, Independence
    Ukraine’s Cry for Democracy, Justice, Independence
    Two months of protests in Kyiv and elsewhere in Ukraine have renewed post-Soviet democratic integrity. Canada must stand ...
    February 25, 2014BY David Kilgour
  • Panera Bread Opens New Ottawa Hot Spot for Healthy Fare
    Panera Bread Opens New Ottawa Hot Spot for Healthy Fare
    Popular U.S.-based restaurant chain Panera Bread opened its first bakery-café in Ottawa, Canada, on Feb. 12 offering healthy ...
    February 12, 2014BY Chrisy Trudeau
  • Disney On Ice’s 100-year Celebration Coming to Ottawa
    Disney On Ice’s 100-year Celebration Coming to Ottawa
    The Canadian Tire Centre welcomes “Disney on Ice Celebrates 100 Years of Magic” and its cast of well-known, ...
    February 12, 2014BY Pam McLennan
  • Win Some Lose Some at Ottawa City Planning Committee Meeting
    Win Some Lose Some at Ottawa City Planning Committee Meeting
    Ottawa city planning committee stipulates that medical marijuana grow-ops must observe a 150-metre buffer and be restricted to ...
    February 12, 2014BY Pam McLennan
  • ‘Canada Roars’ Showcases Canadian Music at Winterlude 2014
    ‘Canada Roars’ Showcases Canadian Music at Winterlude 2014
    This unique bilingual concert features more than 400 years of Canadian music, dance, and dramatic performances.
    February 7, 2014BY Pam McLennan
  • Distinguished Lawyer Consultant Enjoys Shen Yun With Three Generations of Family
    Distinguished Lawyer Consultant Enjoys Shen Yun With Three Generations of Family
    Accomplished lawyer Lionel Levert and his daughter Pascale enjoyed Shen Yun Performing Arts at the National Arts Centre ...
    January 11, 2014BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Taiwan’s Rep to Canada: ‘Shen Yun a great blessing for Ottawa’
    Taiwan’s Rep to Canada: ‘Shen Yun a great blessing for Ottawa’
    OTTAWA, Canada—It is a great blessing for the City of Ottawa to be one of the cities welcoming ...
    January 9, 2014BY Epoch Times Staff
  • Renewed Calls to ‘Free the Falls’ as Ottawa River Development Moves Forward
    Renewed Calls to ‘Free the Falls’ as Ottawa River Development Moves Forward
    An Ottawa resident is calling for the release of the Chaudière Falls from dams to restore them to ...
    January 8, 2014BY Justina Reichel
  • Cost of Living, Lifestyle Driving Young People Downtown, Study Finds
    Cost of Living, Lifestyle Driving Young People Downtown, Study Finds
    Financial realities and lifestyle options are compelling young Canadians to live in the downtown cores of the country’s ...
    January 8, 2014BY Kaven Baker-Voakes
  • Ottawa, Montréal Showgoers Shower Praise on Shen Yun
    Ottawa, Montréal Showgoers Shower Praise on Shen Yun
    If audience reaction is anything to go by, Shen Yun Performing Arts’ recent shows in Ottawa and Montréal ...
    January 8, 2014BY Joan Delaney
  • A Study in Stillness
    A Study in Stillness
    David Barbour will be appearing in person at Artist Talk on Sunday, Jan. 12, 2014 at 2 p.m. ...
    January 7, 2014BY Maureen Korp
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