A project to determine if Ottawa police engage in racial profiling has cleared the public consultation stage.
Matthew Lee, Centretown NewsArtist Liisa Sora works on the graphic wall at Ottawa Police Services' Traffic Stop Race Data Collection Project consultation.
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Young artists take centre stage at Winterlude
Rosanna Marmont, Jean-Philippe Luckhurst-Cartier and Alanah Correia, three winners of the Defining Moments art competition, will be at this year’s Winterlude celebration to talk with visitors about their art pieces as part of a travelling exhibition. 
Rosanna MarmontRosanna Marmont's "Wheatfield" beat out artworks from across the country to take home the top prize at Winterlude's Defining Moments art competition.
Currency art celebrates winter
The Bank of Canada Currency Museum is polishing its polar bear coins in preparation for the Frosty Fortunes event during this year's Winterlude.
Alison Gilchrist, Centretown News The Bank of Canada is exhibiting winter currency scenes.
Viewpoint: Politicized art has a place and a history here at home
While many Ottawans enjoy this year’s Winterlude festival and the host of artistic displays it includes, it’s easy to forget that the arts can play a role beyond entertainment and esthetic pleasure. Sure, ice sculptures are fun, but a look indoors this week reveals another facet of the art world – one that is considerably more important.