Art enthusiasts can currently see art that is on display in the Shenkman Arts Centre, but on Sept. 20 they will get a sneak peek behind the scenes ( Photo: Adam Dietrich )

Admittedly, the Charlatan stole CBC’s contest idea but we wanted to see which Canadian locations Carleton students think should be musically-honoured.

Driving up north this summer, 
Kai Black and his friends happened upon a road sign labelled “Bobcaygeon” — the name of both a small Ontario village and the Tragically Hip song in its honour. Immediately, every person in the car launched into singing the aforementioned Hip tune, a moment in which Black found inspiration.

Yael Gang is a second-year journalism student who says another election would further distract politicians from serious issues affecting Canadians

With all the hype about buying local, homegrown produce, why not share this philosophy with Ottawa’s local, homegrown musicians? There is plenty of fresh talent in this city — organic and unfertilized by the music industry’s standards.