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Everything to know about Capital Music Week 2026 (opens the original)
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Capital Music Week has undergone a dramatic transformation this year as part of an effort to cultivate more musical activity in a greater swath of the city. In addition to shifting its dates from spring to fall, the scope of the event has expanded with new programming and more venues, from Almonte to Orléans, added to the schedule. Of course, it’s still a music-industry shindig and schmooze fest organized by the Ottawa Music Industry Coalition to lead up to the big celebration of Ottawa-area tal
Ottawa mayoral candidates divided on value of night mayor (opens the original)
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We independently select everything we recommend. Buying through us may earn us a commission, which supports our work. Any Ottawa resident who browses social media is likely to come across critical comments about Mathieu Grondin, the Montreal native hired two years ago as the capital’s first nightlife commissioner. The night mayor, as they call him, is accused of making too much money and failing to bring anything cool to the city. Possibly even more audacious is the fact that Grondin decided to
Seven highlights of Ottawa's first Nuit Blanche in a decade (opens the original)
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Organizers of Ottawa’s first Nuit Blanche in a decade say they’re reviving the overnight event on a modest scale to leave room to grow. Most Nuit Blanche events elsewhere take over an entire city, explained executive producer Jose Bertrand, but in Ottawa the installations and shows are limited to the downtown area, specifically the ByWard Market and Confederation Park. “Being the first year, we wanted to make a smaller footprint to have better control of what we’re doing and how we can expand gr
Ottawa CityFolk wraps up biggest-ever edition at new venue (opens the original)
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Fine weather, an eclectic program and strong support from passholders made the 2026 edition of CityFolk the biggest iteration in the three-decade history of the event formerly known as the Ottawa Folk Festival. The outdoor music festival ran Sept. 16-20 in a new site on the grounds of the RA Centre on Riverside Drive, about four kilometres from its former home at Lansdowne Park, which is now under construction. Early estimates indicated 35,000 to 40,000 people attended the event over the five da
What you need to know for the Canada Army Run 2026 (opens the original)
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More than 15,000 participants have answered the call of the Canada Army Run this year, and 300 of them are brand-new recruits under the age of 12. This influx of offspring is due to the newest category in the 19th annual Canada Army Run: The Juno 1K, an easygoing race of a single kilometre named after Juno, the official polar-bear mascot of the Canadian Army. “It’s a fun way to get kids excited about running and get them involved in the weekend a bit more,” run spokesperson Lindsay Chung said, n
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