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A yellow poster saying in big bight letters "The Pee Pee Poo Poo Man" on a brown post.

‘The Pee Pee Poo Poo Man’ brings Toronto’s fecal attacks to the big screen

Featured Syd Robbescheuten -
An energetic crowd filled the ByTowne Cinema for a much anticipated second screening of The Pee Pee Poo Poo Man on Nov. 19.  The movie,...
Amid a pink background, four new holiday drinks are shown. There are drawings of alted caramel and almond latte, chocolate orange frappe, gingerbread iced chai latte and salted caramel white chocolate cappuccino.

Review: Rooster’s holiday drink menu contains multitudes of flavour 

Featured Audrey Gunn -
Rooster’s Coffeehouse released its special holiday menu: “Sweet Holiday Delights" on Nov. 25, featuring four seasonal beverages just in time for exam season.  The salted...
Young man raises his fist after winning a lookalike contest.

In Photos: Jack Harlow lookalike contest dazzles Carleton campus

Featured Murray Oliver -
Carleton University students gathered in the residence quad for a Jack Harlow lookalike competition on Nov. 28. The contest saw 11 challengers for the crown...
In a large art gallery, people look at photos of art on the wall.

SAW Centre unveils new exhibit addressing homelessness, housing insecurity

Featured Georgia Looman -
In Ottawa’s SAW centre sits a tiny, old TV. The film Mattress City sparks to life on the screen, depicting a man lying on...

Ottawa Charge come out ‘flat’ in loss to Montreal at Canadian Tire Centre

Featured David Cummings -
The Ottawa Charge fell flat against the Montreal Victoire on Dec. 6, as they were held to a single goal in a 2-1 loss...
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