He used to be just a kid at Lisgar Collegiate, looking at his watch and counting the minutes for school to end so he could strap on his skates and get back on a nearby outdoor rink. 
Asher Roth, Centretown NewsBrian Kilrea signs copies of his autobiography, They Call Me Killer, at Brittons in the Glebe. The coaching legend spent 2,157 games behind the bench for the Ottawa 67's.
Category: Sports
Viewpoint: These women can play â not just every four years
When Canada’s women’s hockey team beat the U.S.A. 2-0 in February to win Olympic gold in Vancouver, all 19,000 seats were full at Canada Hockey Place and, according to rating site Channel Canada, 11 million Canadians watched on TV.
Ghostly museum hosts haunted walks
A cool draft swirls by as the great grey owl quivers slightly, eyes wide as a hoot, echoes through the room.
Evgeniya Kulgina, Centretown NewsHaunted Walk of Ottawa tour guides Caroline Bowden (left) and Elise Gauthier (right) are getting ready for a tour in the Canadian Museum of Nature. This year, they're offering museum tours for the first time.
Swordsman takes stab at history
Take a trip to the Plant Recreation Centre on a Sunday afternoon and you may be surprised to hear the clatter of swords, the bustle of chain mail and the war cries of 12 eager opponents learning the art of battle. 
South Tower Armouring GuildBill Fedun (right) instructs a student on the art of Chivalrous Sword Handling.