It’s a celestial delight! From now until December 4th, you can see NASA’s International Space Station from the capital. It won’t just happen at any time, though. Peak viewing times are in the hours leading up to or following sunrise and sunset. At certain moments, the light of the sun will shine against the space station, […]
If you’re worried about keeping your pet healthy and happy due to financial stresses amidst the pandemic, Ottawa Humane Society has got you covered. The Emergency Pet Food program offers pet food to local dog and cat owners. The food on offer is suitable for all sizes. Litter is also available for pick up. The program […]
Local businesses could use our support more than ever and with Christmas upon us, what better way to support than to shop there for presents? Whether you prefer to stay home or get your shopping done in person, Ottawa has several Christmas markets to choose from. So, you can support local and do what’s comfortable, […]
Algonquin and Black activists held space in solidarity together Thursday afternoon in one of the cities busiest intersections in the downtown core, Nicholas St. and Laurier Ave. The day began with a peaceful gathering at Ottawa City Hall with a land acknowledgment and opening prayer followed by a crowd of approximately 70 people marching together […]
Adàwàning: Indigenous Women’s Winter Market is back, but with a twist: it’s going virtual! In partnership with the National Arts Centre’s Indigenous Theatre, this is the market’s third year. It’s a great opportunity to find some handmade holiday presents and support Métis, Inuit and First Nations artists. From beadwork to sculptures and mittens to coffee, there […]
This Christmas, more than ever, vulnerable communities could use our help. Long–term care homes have been some of the hardest hit spaces during the pandemic. That’s why Kyle Shea’s “The Lived Experience Initiative” is striving to make a difference. He has created a campaign to raise $1000 in funds to put towards gifts for residents […]
Have you had trouble explaining no trick-or-treating to your kids this year for Halloween? That doesn’t mean you can’t leave the house and celebrate in new and creative ways while keeping a safe distance! The greater Ottawa area is full of spooky and fun attractions for all age groups that your family and friends will love. Pumpkin Fest […]
The beloved spooky autumn celebration of Halloween will look different this year. On October 14th, Ottawa’s top doctor, Vera Etches, encouraged people not to trick-or-treat for Halloween 2020. She mentioned that candy bowls are high risk in the transmission of COVID-19. However, that doesn’t mean you and your kids can’t dress up and collect candy within your […]
This holiday weekend lets Pay it Forward! Check out some of the charities that could use your help below. Wabano Wabano was created by Indigenous people for Indigenous people. We bring the knowledge of First Nations, Inuit and Métis people and cultures into one beautiful space. A space that celebrates the resilience and beauty of […]
Wondering what’s going to be open and closed in the nation’s capital this long weekend? We’ve got the full details. SHOPPING All malls are closed Monday, with the exception of Rideau Centre which will be OPEN from 10 AM to 6 PM. Some businesses in the ByWard Market and in the Glebe are allowed to […]