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When Sidney Crosby scored in overtime to win the Olympic gold medal game against the United States and become Canada’s hero, Alexander Ovechkin must have been watching, wanting to do the same for his country.
Ottawa’s parks and recreation department will not release a road map for the 10- to 20-year vision of the future of the city's recreation services until this June, says city project manager Diane Huffman.
Part music class, part history lesson and rich with Afro-Brazilian culture, capoeira was prohibited in times of slavery and disguised as a dance. Five hundred years later, it’s practiced right here in Ottawa by children as young as two.
Julia Eskins, Centretown NewsCapoeira combines elements of martial arts, dance and acrobatics.
Head shots are the most popular fodder for hockey panels these days, but there is another serious – and preventable – injury that is much more common: skate lacerations.