Archive 1997-2016
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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.
After five years in the heart of Centretown, Gallery 101 is moving from its location on Bank Street to a new home on the edge of Little Italy. It will pick up new partners along the way that will create a "renaissance" for the gallery, says director Laura Margita.
Shamit Tushakiran, Centretown NewsDirector Laura Margita prepares to move to Gallery 101's new location on Young Street in Little Italy.
Theatregoers will get a glimpse of immigrant life with the award-winning comedy Kim’s Convenience, which plays at the National Arts Centre until Feb. 8.
Krystina Caponi, Centretown NewsThe National Arts Centre transformed an OC Transpo bus shelter into a convenience store pop-up to promote Kim's Convenience.