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They’re also #3 on Google Play and, at not even one year old, Wandure has expanded to Europe.

Listen to our interview with Ottawa folk duo Silent Winters. Their album release show for The Duke Hotel is coming up on February 26 at The Gladstone Theatre.

A call for applications is open until April 2, 2019 at 4pm.

There’s no such thing as oversharing… Take Apt613’s Big O-Town Sex Survey.

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.

Narcy is at Queen St. Fare on Friday February 15.

You can catch him next at Absolute Comedy Ottawa, where he will be headlining from February 19th to 24th.

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.

Some of the greatest volunteers in Ottawa don’t know how appreciated they are, and that’s why we love to surprise them.

The Tin House remains a largely unrecognized oddity in a town that has plenty of interesting history. 

The temporary gallery hosts around 90 minerals.

Ottawa’s Amy and Kjell Wooding are developing a story-based learning app that is in the running for a major international prize.

SHE BIZ is an online marketplace that connects women with women-led business, with a particular focus on women who are newcomers in Ottawa and women in trades.

By day, he’s a student at both the University of Ottawa and Carleton University. By night, and day, and morning, and evening… well, all the time: he volunteers all over Ottawa, making our city a more vibrant place to live.

One of her greatest achievements? Distributing thousands of toys to children in need around the city through her team’s Toy Mountain Christmas campaign.