Archive 1997-2016
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The Ottawa Zombie Walk nearly met an early grave this year. The annual Food Bank fundraiser suffered a last-minute loss of funding when a sponsor had to drop out. Heavy city fees meant the organizers were left scrambling to keep the popular walk alive. Reporter Calvin Miller sat down with Brad Craig, co-organizer of the Ottawa Zombie Walk, to hear about this year's event.
A CJTV News Report
Ken McKay of Furniture Affairs creates and refinishes eco-friendly furniture with trees felled by the city and logs pulled from the Ottawa River. The company specializes in office and lobby furniture but also makes retro furniture available for public purchase.
A CJTV News report.
Eric Murphy, Centretown News Volunteers wearing period clothing stand near the War Memorial during the First World War commemoration on August 4.The 100 year anniversary of the First World War’s beginning didn’t pass by unnoticed in the capital. Hundreds of spectators gathered in front of the National War Memorial to honor the fallen soldiers and remember the conflict.
The Canadian Museum of Nature’s Edible Arctic Festival introduces visitors to northern culture, diet, and food insecurity.