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The 25th Hour: Fall 2024, Episode 1, Pursuing Passion
In this episode of The 25th Hour, peel back the curtain on what drives people in Ottawa to pursue their passion projects.
The 25th Hour: Reimagining the sounds of Palestine
Dive into the immersive soundscapes of DJ duo SUBR which blend traditional Palestinian recordings with ambient music.
The 25th Hour: Lez Go to an in-person event!
With the feeling that safe in-person spaces in Ottawa for the lesbian plus community are disappearing, Kris and Jen are trying to bring them back with Lez Go.
The 25th Hour: Jackie to the rescue
Animal rescuer Jackie to the Rescue works hard to help cats in Ottawa despite the personal toll it takes on her.
The 25th Hour: Canada’s track hope
Find out more about Quinn Lyness' journey and how he built the Canadian Track and Field League (CTFL) into what it is today.
The 25th Hour: Hot sauce’s mild mastermind
Angela Thomson can't handle more than a few drops of hot sauce. That didn't stop her from founding Ottawa's annual hot sauce expo.
The 25th Hour: Winter 2024, Living Life in Ottawa
25th Hour reporters explore the intricacies of Ottawa life. Hosts Goldie Aharon and Rafka Abou-Khalil will guide you through stories about Ottawa's changing housing scene, innovative business ideas, and new hockey excitement.
The 25th Hour: Investing in women’s entrepreneurship
There are more Canadian women entrepreneurs than ever before, yet systemic barriers in funding are still getting in the way of good business. Reporter Nehaa Bimal finds out more about these barriers to success.
The 25th Hour: These Aunties offer care for Indigenous youth in need
As an Indigenous full spectrum doula, Jackie Tompalski considers herself and other 'aunties' to be 'agents of transformative' justice by culturally supporting young Indigenous families.
The 25th Hour: Cheap rent? Good luck!
Rent in Ottawa is unaffordable for many. Capital Current explains why prices have risen, and what can be done about it.
The 25th Hour: How Housing First works
The CMHA in Ottawa promotes its Housing First strategy as an effective solution to homelessness. Nathan Fung learns more about their condo program.
The 25th Hour: I make clothes
Young desginer, Hamza Yassin behind the brand Atlas Vestis tells Capital Current about the struggles of entering into the fashion industry in Ottawa.