Are you beginning to miss the thrill of live music? Look no further, because award-winning Abenaki and French-Canadian artist Mimi O’Bonsawin is playing at the National Arts Centre this Friday, October 22nd, 2021. This concert is part of their Fridays at the Fourth series. Mimi O’Bonsawin‘s latest album is the French EP Elle Danse. The […]
This morning on Wake Up Ottawa, 95.7 Elmnt FM’s very own Jay Harrington had the chance to sit down with comedian and producer Janelle Niles. Niles is the producer of the “Got Land?”, an Indigenous comedy showcase designed to express solidarity through humor. If you missed it, or just want to hear it again, take […]
Are you ready to start getting back to live events? Are you looking for a long-overdue laugh? If so, then Yuk Yuks Ottawa has you covered! This Thursday, October 14th, Yuk Yuks is hosting “Got Land?“, a comedy show created by Indigenous comedians, and designed to both highlight Indigenous comedians, as well as tackle some […]
It’s always encouraged to shop local when you can, especially in recent times when small businesses need all the support they can get. But what’s better than supporting local businesses? Supporting Indigenous owned businesses in your community. Here’s a list of five great ones in the Ottawa/Gatineau area you should check out next time you’re […]
Thanksgiving is coming up, which means it’s time for another long weekend here in the Capital. Here’s a complete guide to what will be open and closed in Ottawa this Monday. Grocery Stores Most grocery stores will be closed with the exception of Metro in the Glebe and the Loblaws locations on Rideau and Isabella […]
Local Indigenous youth initiative, Assembly of Seven Generations is wrapping up the year with a Fall Harvest Feast. A7G want to give thanks to the community and they plan to do so by cooking an autumn feast on October 11th. Folks are welcome to drop in throughout the day to enjoy some tasty fall favourite foods […]
With the Thanksgiving weekend coming up, the Ottawa Food Bank is asking for the community’s help. They are calling for donations to their “Feed a Family this Thanksgiving” fund, which will help families in the capital enjoy a Thanksgiving meal. Since the pandemic hit, the Ottawa Food Bank has seen a 15% increase in community […]
Hoping to see the changing leaves this autumn? The National Capital Commission is making it even easier to do so. They’re bringing back their free Red Line shuttle service from downtown Ottawa to Gatineau Park starting Saturday, October 2nd. The shuttle stops at many of the park’s most adored spots, including Pink Lake, the Champlain […]
Are you excited for the Labour Day long weekend? Are you wondering how to plan your weekend errands? Here’s what’s open during the long weekend. If you’re looking to do any shopping, most retail stores will be closed on Monday. However, if you need to grab some groceries, you do have some options. The […]
After many ups and downs and a ten-month closure, Ottawa’s beloved Bytowne Cinema will make it’s return this month. Former owner, Bruce White, had announced he was selling it to new owners earlier in the year. He said they would continue to screen indie movies, documentaries and international and Canadian films. Speaking of, the upcoming screenings […]