The Ottawa Cultural Alliance and Apartment613 are just two of many organizations devoted to fostering Ottawa’s arts and cultural scene. We jointly developed a candidate questionnaire and are publishing all the response we receive prior to Election Day on September 20. David Stibbe, Green Party candidate for Ottawa-West Nepean, was one of those who took the opportunity to respond.
The Ottawa Cultural Alliance and Apartment613 are just two of many organizations devoted to fostering Ottawa’s arts and cultural scene. We jointly developed a candidate questionnaire and are publishing all the response we receive prior to Election Day on September 20. Jennifer Purdy, Green Party candidate for Kanata-Carleton, was one of those who took the opportunity to respond.
Ottawa local Taylor Howarth turned to PC gaming last spring during the pandemic, and is playing through a number of classics in what she dubs her Gamer Education. Her review of Doom (1993) is the second instalment in this series.
The Ottawa Cultural Alliance and Apartment613 are just two of many organizations devoted to fostering Ottawa’s arts and cultural scene. We jointly developed a candidate questionnaire and are publishing all the response we receive prior to Election Day on September 20. Alex McDonald, Communist Party of Canada candidate for Ottawa-Centre, was one of those who took the opportunity to respond.
The Ottawa Cultural Alliance and Apartment613 are just two of many organizations devoted to fostering Ottawa’s arts and cultural scene. We jointly developed a candidate questionnaire and are publishing all the response we receive prior to Election Day on September 20. Yavar Hameed, NDP candidate for Ottawa-West Nepean, was one of those who took the opportunity to respond.
Get a new perspective on fall as you zipline from one platform to another through the trees of Gatineau Park.
Step back in time with Ashley Newall’s colourized photos of Ottawa’s railway station through the years.
Hours of fresh local music. Updated weekly by apt613.ca music writers.
The Ottawa International Animation Festival (OIAF) begins on September 22, and animation lovers have a lot to look forward to in this year’s selections, which were chosen from a record-breaking 2,528 entries representing more than 100 countries. So it might be overwhelming to know where to start. Barbara Popel offers some selections to begin with.
A new martial art school is coming to Ottawa for the art of Japanese swordsmanship, and will kick off with a free workshop of their teachings for those who are interested on Sept. 12.
