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Tuesday's quiet, but the Wiggles hit tomorrow and Luke Bryan's coming Thursday—get ahead.
Nothing live starts tonight. Stay in or grab dinner somewhere solid.
The Wiggles hit twice Wed/Thu, soccer Thursday, then binge something good Friday.
Community centres are always open and free. Hit one for a walk or check what's on.
Wed/Thu have actual events. Otherwise, book a solid restaurant for grown-up time.
The Wiggles are the main event Wed/Thu. Otherwise, rec centres and parks.
It's 14°C and foggy—not ideal. Stick to a quick park walk if you're bundled up.
Nothing opens late tonight. Stream or bar-hop if you're feeling it.
The Ottawa property firm filed a site plan application to replace commercial suites in the 50-year-old building, citing a 50% vacancy rate and city incentives that waive parkland fees for conversions.
Leiper said he would push for maximum workplace flexibility for municipal employees and challenge the federal government's return-to-office policy affecting Ottawa's transit system.
Funding will strengthen the Robert O. Pickard Environmental Centre's electrical systems and prepare it for future expansions as extreme weather events intensify.
Kesi Fevrier, 27, and Kingsley Nwude, 34, were found dead at separate locations on Saturday. Police say there is no ongoing threat to public safety.
The Wiggles arrive for two shows at TD Place; Atlético Ottawa takes on Inter Toronto FC; a metal-heavy weekend fuels live music across the city.
Read the feature →The national food competition is doubling its chef lineup to mark its 20th anniversary. Marc Lepine of Atelier has been named to represent Ottawa alongside a qualifier from the city.
The former Katha chef is now serving elevated fried chicken at a 24-seat Somerset restaurant sourcing organic birds from 90 kilometres north of Montreal.
Chef Arup Jana's fine-dining restaurant opened shortly before COVID-19 and will serve its final dinner on August 22.
Drag The Archive, opening during Capital Pride week, displays photographs from the collections of photographer Philip Hannan and drag performer Peaches Latour, spanning the '70s through '90s.
The Juno Award winner and Officer of the Order of Canada discusses his influences—from John Martyn to Judy Collins—in a new 'Talking Albums' video.
After 11 days of intimate classical performances, the festival closed with Parker's solo programme and the Chamberfest Camerata's string-focused set honouring a late Juno-nominated composer.
Ottawa real estate is moving this week with price shifts across neighbourhoods. Check the market breakdown if you're watching the city's housing side.
There's been an explosion and fire on Percy Street near Lisgar. Emergency crews are on scene.
Someone posted they've never lived in a city where you could see rainbows almost every day. Not complaining about the weather.
Tuesday Club is happening August 25 at 6 p.m. at T's Pub in Somerset Village to celebrate Capital Pride. Come through.
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