Toronto artist Noel Harding says his gleaming sculpture, which stands just over four metres tall at the corner of Kent and Slater streets, isn’t a teapot “per se” — but he doesn’t mind the comparison. 
Megan Cheung, Centretown NewsNoel Harding's Northshore sits on the corner of Kent and Slater streets.
Category: Arts
City’s rail history on display
Fifty years after the last streetcar in Ottawa disappeared, the history of rail is being celebrated in a new exhibit at the City Hall Art Gallery.
Viewpoint: Our obsession with the flu spreads to the arts world
Breaking news: Margaret Atwood is undecided about whether or not to get vaccinated for H1N1. Rick Mercer is going for it, but Anne Murray says she’s just going to use plenty of hand sanitizer.
Author helps IRDC celebrate 25-year presence in India
Pankaj Mishra reclined in a plum-coloured sitting chair, pensively stroking his short beard as International Development Research Centre president David Malone asked him how he imagined himself as a writer.
Courtesy Greg TecklesPankaj Mishra at the concluding session of the IDRC's India series of lectures.