WWJJD? What would Jane Jacobs do about LeBreton Flats

On Saturday February 6, a group of community leaders, artists, architects, planners, creators, writers, historians, professionals... Read More

Easy as 1-2-3: The simple absurdity of the site selection for the ‘Memorial to the Victims of Communism’

triad: noun tri·ad \ˈtrī-ˌad also -əd\ 1: a union or group of three : trinity 2: a chord of three tones consisting of a root with... Read More

Markers of history and memorials to the tragedies of the past are part of how we imagine ourselves, both individually and... Read More

The second open house for the Stage 2 project’s Trillium Line took place last Thursday night at the St. Anthony’s Banquet Hall in... Read More

Nearly a century ago today, on February 3rd, 1916, a Member of Parliament noticed smoke in the House of Commons Reading Room, located... Read More

Yesterday’s reported news that the historic and landmark site of Lansdowne Park is expected to be renamed TD Place, upon its... Read More

Last Thursday evening, listeners at the National Gallery were treated to a lecture on Ottawa’s urban history by Dr. David Gordon... Read More

Ottawa, as both city and capital, is in a tough position. It is hard enough trying to define yourself as a relevant metropolitan city... Read More