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Ottawa could be getting a professional rugby team as early as next year.

If you’re somebody who can bring writing and editing skills to the blog, please apply to be a volunteer editor.

The 2019 Governor General’s Performing Arts Awards takes place Saturday, April 27 at the National Arts Centre.

Joyce MacPhee: “The humour that runs throughout this novel helps make it a charming read.”

Eva Salomon’s War is award-winning Ottawa writer Gabriella Goliger’s third book, depicting the leadup to the 1948 Arab-Israeli War from a young woman’s perspective.

Trinity’s planned development has Gigspace’s owner looking for new home.

Among community-oriented initiatives, BBBC offers free children’s books with an aim of fostering reading from an early age. They’ll be starting an Indigenous reading group open to everyone. Students get a 30% discount for every $10 they spend, and non-students receive a 20% discount.

Ottawa native Amanda Rheaume will play a sold out show at the National Arts Centre’s Fourth Stage. Catch her on the Apt613 Live podcast.

The small storefront faces the Centretown United Church and sits next to Wilf & Ada’s Diner, where its wall-to-wall niche collection of books, records and memorabilia has been attracting customers since 2013.

Apartment613 wants to hear from local readers.

We asked Mercury Filmworks what goes into making such a fun loving and engaging show.

It was a dark and stormy night. Actually–it was a fairly windy fall day in the Glebe at the OPL’s Teen Author Fest 2018, on October 27th.

Curious about what’s behind the science headlines? Check out Carleton University’s Science Cafe, presented by the Science Faculty, and Ingenious Talks, presented by the Faculty of Engineering and Design.