Archive 1997-2016
Chicken wire. Plaster. Crumpled paper. Twigs.
These raw materials are hardly titillating or mystical on their own. But in the hands of Montreal photographer Holly King, they are moulded and transformed into mythical worlds where magic is just around the corner.
Carole Pope was once the front for an ’80s Canadian rock band called Rough Trade and everything she did was ground-breaking.
She returned to town in October headlining for the Rock ’n Women tour at Barrymore’s, a testament to how far women in music have come in the last 10 years.
By Matt Charbonneau
Ottawa minor hockey officials say new arenas are needed to ease pressure on teams scrambling for ice time.
But city council is sticking by its stance that the issue is not so serious.
“There is no ice available in the city,” says Tony Clark, president of the Ottawa Centre Hockey Association. “Available ice is shrinking while ice demand has been growing — that makes for a difficult time.”
The University of Ottawa and Carleton University have successfully revived a Canadian rowing tradition dating back to the Second World War.
This marked the first year the two Ottawa schools went head-to-head for the P.D. Ross trophy.
Carleton came out the winner, finishing the 7.5-km course in 23 minutes and 30 seconds. The University of Ottawa finished just over a minute behind with a time of 24 minutes and 41 seconds.