Two-Cities: Kanata/Waterloo… a tale of two islands

Many of my formative experiences have been spent on two islands surrounded by a larger body: the University of Waterloo in the City of... Read More

An Invasion? An Invitation? An Importation? Mechanical Monsters and Giants in the Streets

by Rebecca Clare Dolgoy From Thursday July 27th to Sunday July 30th, La Machine – a French-based street theatre company – made their... Read More

Events

Wednesday, March 16, 2016 | 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. | 395 Wellington Street, Ottawa Library and Archives Canada, in collaboration with the... Read More

The days and weeks following the public presentations of the two proposals for LeBreton Flats have seen both schemes dissected... Read More

News headlines in and around Ottawa this week: Reevely: Councillor demands protection for Experimental Farm from politicians’... Read More

Headlines in and around Ottawa this week: Sink or swim: What to do about the dilapidated pool at 24 Sussex (Bill Curry, The Globe and... Read More

Historically markets have played an important role in cities and were often the heartbeat of the community. For many people they were... Read More

Change is good. Despite this most people, myself included, are hesitant about change because we are comfortable with what we have and... Read More