An adventurer at heart, Kenneth Ingram is a talented researcher, writer, and photographer who bridges the gap between classic journalism and multimedia storytelling of today. With a predominant focus on human-interest stories, Ken has been a regular contributor to Apt613 since 2013. His work has also appeared in The Boston Globe, The Phnom Penh Post, CBC Radio and others.
A vote scheduled December 14 in the USA is causing a lot of talk about the direction that Internet services in Canada may take. While opinions vary, there’s a renewed call for Canadians—including fans of Netflix, Yelp, Reddit, 4chan, and online gamers—to get more involved, informed, and to realize what’s at stake – reports Kenneth Ingram.
Jigsaw Escape Rooms Ottawa opened in the ByWard Market this fall and Apt613 was invited to try The Heist, an escape room for up to seven players who have 45 minutes to sift through a bunch of clues and (hopefully) find stolen diamonds.
As part of the Ottawa International Writers Festival, two self-published authors and a local bookstore manager opened up to share their respective experiences about self-publishing live on stage.
USoup offers entrepreneurs in Ottawa a lot more than financial support. It’s one of the best ‘extra value meals’ in the city, writes Kenneth Ingram.
Here are a few apps and life hacks for the next time you’re at a grocery store in Ottawa.
Canada’s first virtual reality escape room opens in Ottawa, Friday June 9.
A new Kanata escape room pits two teams against each another, solving puzzles in near-identical rooms at the same time.
If the pressure of escaping from a psychiatric institution or fleeing murderers or zombies in your free time sounds like a bit much, Beau’s Brewery offers a lighter theme (and a refreshing change of pace) for escape room enthusiasts in Ottawa.
60 minutes | Comedy, Solo | Mature British storyteller Gerard Harris takes advantage of the hour to skillfully cast himself as a guy who is down on his luck in A Tension to Detail. Self-described as disadvantaged because he’s a white, middle-aged, heterosexual man, Harris gives the audience plenty of reasons to feel bad for […]
