This year, Cracking up the Capital is celebrating 10 years of supporting mental health with the biggest comedy festival Ottawa has ever seen. 
Shamit Tushakiran, Centretown NewsUniversity improv teams practise together for the comedy festival.
Month: February 2014
Viewpoint: Attention, online folk: nothing beats a museum visit IRL
We live in the digital age. The age of information, accessibility and innovation. These three components are especially relevant to the release of new virtual exhibits for Centretown’s museums. Historical information, trivia, videos and pictures of artifacts are all available at the click of a mouse.
Ottawa’s history in ice
The Bytown Museum is hosting its first ice carving demonstration and practice for visitors on Feb. 8, a new way for the Centretown local history centre to participate in Winterlude. 
Krystina Caponi, Centretown NewsAn ice carving on display in Confederation Park's Crystal Gardens for this year's Winterlude.
Winterlude ice carving commemorates First World War
Ottawa’s annual Winterlude festival is always full of ice sculptures, but this year, one stands above the rest.