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- Oct 1, 2026
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I played four hours at Ottawa's new arcade and didn't want to leave (opens the original)
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I was among the last to leave the St. Laurent Shopping Centre on a Monday night, having lost track of time in a mall for the first time since I was sixteen. A curfew would have cut the evening short back then. This time, a crackling overhead announcement gave me five minutes to finish my game before the arcade closed. “Mall arcade” might conjure visions of claw machines rigged to lose and a ticket counter stocked with plastic spider rings. At Boss Battle Games, gratification comes from mastering
Canada's nuclear heritage museum rescued 700 artifacts. But can it save their stories? (opens the original)
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Reviews and recommendations are unbiased and products are independently selected. Postmedia may earn an affiliate commission from purchases made through links on this page. A presidential award for lifetime achievement in nuclear science hangs inside a former daycare in Deep River, Ont. Metres away is a rosary from the household of a chemist who trained under Marie Curie. These are prized artifacts among the approximately seven hundred saved by scientists and engineers at the Canadian Nuclear He
Can a free coffee festival shake Ottawa out of its dark-roast habit? (opens the original)
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Will Wells came home from a visit to Italy last year with a lesson for Ottawa. He had been talking with one of the few specialty roasters in the birthplace of espresso, a man selling lightly roasted beans in a country where customers take their coffee dark and finish it in two sips at the bar. Business was slow, the roaster told him, since younger Italians keep ordering the bitter brew their grandparents drank, reluctant to break with tradition. “It’s hard to convince Italians to drink better co
I tried paddleboarding for the first time in a unique marsh maze near Ottawa (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. Reeds reached higher than my head; the water was the colour of strong tea. A dragonfly had claimed the nose of my board, while somewhere behind a wall of cattails a family squabbled over which direction to turn. Half an hour from Parliament Hill, on a paddleboard for the first time in my life, I was lost in a labyrinth and content to stay so. The maze is part of Parc Nature Éco-O
News of the day: Public servant 'recklessly' forced to return to office; How intersections are picked for an advance left-turn light; Highway 417 on-ramp finally reopens (opens the original)
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It’s Friday, August 7. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom. The federal labour board said ISED had “tunnel vision” in applying the federal government’s remote work policy. The often years-long process involves looking at traffic counts, collision history and resident testimony. The Ottawa Citizen’s best journalism, delivered directly to your inbox by 7 p.m. on weekdays. By signing up you consent to receive the above newsletter from Postmedia Network Inc. A welcome email
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