Thirteen dwarves, a wizard and a hobbit set out on an adventure.
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Beaver Boxing Club: Boxing in the basement
Despite its iconic status, the non-profit Beaver Boxing Club is surprisingly unassuming. Down worn steps and behind the twin windowless doors of a brick building on Spruce Street, Ottawa's oldest boxing gym is easily missed by those who aren't looking for it. After 69 years in the ring, the club's punching power still makes it a contender on Canada's national boxing stage. 
Amanda StephenNenad Nevajda works the bag at the Beaver Boxing Gym. The postered wall behind him pays homage to Beaver Boxing greats, including olympian and former head coach Joe Sandulo.
The Ottawa Tea Festival
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Kyoko Tsunetomi pours boiling water into a cup of green tea during chado, a Japanese tea ceremony, at the Ottawa Tea Festival.
Ottawa's tea aficionados were in full force at the second annual Ottawa Tea Festival on December 1. Festival organizer Kimi Uriu aims to showcase culture through tea, and the festival was attended not only by tea sellers, but foreign diplomatic missions, Indian and Sri Lankan dancers, and Japanese tea ceremony practitioners.
Library still needs fundraising group
The squabble between the Ottawa Public Library and the Ottawa Public Library Foundation seems to be a permanent one, with no chance for a resolution. The reason for the split stems from the foundation’s inability to raise funds needed for whatever it is that OPL intends to do with the library building.