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Minnesota Frost players celebrate with a player on the ice and other players gathering around.

Curl-Salemme’s OT winner upsets Charge to tie series in Game 2 of Walter Cup...

Featured Jake Steele and David Cummings -
After she tied the game with 15 seconds to go in the third period, Minnesota’s Britta Curl-Salemme’s overtime winner was the last thing the...
A group of protesters stand outside the Parliament Buildings in winter months.

‘We can make good things happen’: Three years into the war, Ukrainians find community...

Featured Sophia Laporte -
Three years since Russia's invasion on Ukraine began, activists continue to show support at protests and other initiatives across the country.
Ottawa Charge players huddle around each other as they celebrate a goal.

Charge take Walter Cup Finals Game 1 over Frost with OT winner

Featured Jake Steele and David Cummings -
Less than three minutes into overtime, Ottawa Charge forward Emily Clark flew past the hash marks along the boards and snapped the puck short...
A person wearing a plaid shirt and holding a guitar behind a mic stand performs in a darkly-lit venue.

Spring Indie Folk Nite Fest brings out local talent for unplugged performances

Featured Dishaly Ilamaran, Simon McKeown and Jacqueline MacKay -
The Spring Indie Folk Nite Fest took audiences and local artists to different Ottawa locations for intimate performances and nights of folk.
A colourful protest sign depicting a uterus and reading "Not your body, not your choice" is held up by a protester at Parliament Hill in downtown Ottawa.

‘We’ll show up and fight’: Rally for Choice brings pro-choice protesters to Parliament Hill

Featured Sophia Laporte -
In response to annual pro-life protesters, Defend Choice organized its sixth "Rally for Choice," bringing pro-choice protesters to Parliament Hill to fight for abortion rights in Canada.
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