Early this year, the city of Ottawa came together in solidarity to march for the rights of all minorities for the second time. The Women’s March Ottawa drew in thousands of people, even more than the previous year. Yet, behind this huge movement is the four women organizers. This is the story of how they came together, creating a sisterhood and an experience that has changed their lives.
Read MoreA group of four female Carleton University music students joined forces this year to form an all-girl rock band called LUX. Each of the women have always dreamt of making music and realized their voices were stronger together. Recently, LUX played their biggest show yet and they hope their band’s journey is just beginning.
Read MoreIn just one year, the Space has become a popular creative learning hub for persons with intellectual and learning disabilities. Program leaders guide members through a variety of workshops aimed at helping them exercise their creativity and sense of independence.
Read MoreEveryone knows that life can be RUFF sometimes. For Seryna Egidio, it all started when a stranger showed up on her front step with a dog for sale. Bear the border collie mix was fat, dirty and terrified of everything. But mostly, he was in need of some love. After one YEAR of intense trust-building and rehabilitation, Bear is now well-adjusted and happy. Egidio saw how interacting with people affected her dog—and how he helped them too. Anxiety… depression… stress… even illness are known to be muted when therapy animals are . Since then, Bear and Seryna have registered as an Ontario Therapy Dog team.
Read MoreFrom the heat of Mexico to the frigid cold of Canada, a local greenhouse farmer came a log way just to grow vegetables. But the harvest isn’t the only thing that attracted her to the outskirts of Ottawa. She came so love would grow.
Read MoreA land marked by rainforests and coffee plantations, Colombian art is often colourful and rich, representing life in the lush country.
Claudia Salguero is an artist from Colombia, and she seems to have found a way to translate her tropical style onto a truly Canadian medium.
Read MoreOur first show of the term is finally here! We scoured the city, searching the deepest crevices and corners for some of Ottawa’s most interesting people. This week’s show features an abundance of fascinating humans and their telling stories. This special episode contains seven documentary profiles ranging from a local speed painter who thrives on live audiences to a local woodworker who repurposes skateboards into...
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