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A Christian baptism gown with Indigenouss beadwork lies in the dirt.

Algonquin artist explores themes of rebellion in OAG exhibit

Arts Bianca McKeown -
WARNING: RESIDENTIAL SCHOOLS This article contains mention of residential schools and resulting deaths. Those seeking emotional support and crisis referral services can call the 24-hour...
A virtual animal roams the Museum of Nature.

Canadian Museum of Nature unveils ice age AR as part of ‘coolest’ returning summer...

Arts Daria Maystruk -
While woolly mammoths, sabre-toothed tigers and short-faced bears no longer roam our planet, anyone in Ottawa can still see them up-close this summer with...
The National performs at Bluesfest.

Review of Bluesfest Day 10: A great finale

Arts Emma Perreault -
The final night of Bluesfest saw temperatures soaring past 25 C under a clear sky. Despite the intense heat, festivalgoers still made it down...
TwoTiime performs at Bluesfest.

Review of Bluesfest Day Nine: Ottawa meets hip hop

Arts Faith Greco -
Bluesfest attendees stepped into the world of hip-hop music on Day Nine of the festival. From TLC to grandson, performers dazzled the audience with...
The company of Hamilton perform at the NAC

Review: BAC’s ‘Hamilton’ brings audiences into “The Room Where It Happens”

Arts Natasha Baldin -
Broadway Across Canada (BAC)’s production of Hamilton was executed to perfection, complete with a wildly talented cast, production crew and orchestra. After pandemic-related delays...
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