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Carleton alumna brings awareness to autoimmune diseases with fun socks

Arts Brianna Bachan -
Jessica Baird, founder of The Sock Project, raises awareness for chronic illnesses by sending colourful pairs of socks to people with autoimmune disorders, as...
Tables and booths line the inside of Carleton University's Fieldhouse, selling items such as vintage clothes and antique jewelry.

Ottawa Vintage and Antique Market unites community of vendors and thrifters

Arts Bianca McKeown -
Chic leather jackets, Victorian goblets and soft wool sweaters flooded Carleton University’s Fieldhouse as vendors gathered for the return of the Ottawa Vintage and...
A colourful doormat is pictured on a doorstep, as part of the Welcome Back Project.

Welcome Back Project invites Ottawans back to their communities with doormat art crawl

Arts Daria Maystruk -
Christos Pantieras combined his background in art and education through the launch of the Welcome Back Project, an artistic display of doormats across Ottawa...
Members of rock 'n' Roll band BRKN LOVE pose for a photo.

Q&A: Rock ‘n’ roll band BRKN LOVE to stop in Ottawa on tour

Arts Elissa Mendes -
Toronto-based rock band BRKN LOVE is coming to the Bronson Centre Nov. 12 to tour their new album, Black Box, set to release Nov....
Governor Generals' arts award swimmers sit on the stage at the NGC.

Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts create legacies

Arts Alexa McGannon -
Earlier this month, the National Gallery of Canada (NGC) celebrated the winners of the Governor General’s Awards in Visual and Media Arts (GGArts).  The awards...
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