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Ottawa’s Stock Market Fraudsters of the 20th Century

At the beginning of the 20th century, Ottawa was experiencing rapid growth. New businesses, enterprises, and various manufacturing industries were emerging. In the 1920s, brokerage firms also started appearing in Ottawa. However, some entrepreneurs were...

The Last Hanged Man in Ottawa

Ottawa cannot be called a crime-ridden city, but its history includes some terrifying crimes. For some of these crimes, Ottawa judges handed down death sentences by hanging. There were only three such cases. The first...

The First Music Festivals in Ottawa’s History

Ottawa is not only the political capital of Canada but also a cultural hub featuring some of the best festivals in the country. These events are among the reasons why people return to the city...

Thomas Ahearn: A Story of Grand Success and Recognition

His contribution to Ottawa’s history is immense. Just consider the first banquet ever prepared in an electric oven. Thomas Ahearn introduced several pioneering technologies that were unprecedented in North America at the time. Ottawa Ski...

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Famous Tom Butler from Ottawa: From “Sliders” to “Supernatural”

The name Tom Butler is well-known in Hollywood, with a filmography that exceeds 200 productions. Born in 1951 in Canada's capital, he became widely...

The History of Ottawa’s Famous Tulip Festival

Residents of Ottawa and visitors alike eagerly await spring, as the city becomes captivated by tulips. This fascination stems from the world-famous Ottawa Tulip...

Dr. Harry Dover — Ottawa’s First Jewish Physician and Coroner of Canada

The history of Ottawa is not only about the majestic Parliament buildings but also about the lives of people who overcame barriers and created...

Night Lovell. The path of a rapper, songwriter and producer

In the contemporary music industry, the rapper Night Lovell is a standout figure. Explosive popularity hit him after the release of his viral 2014...

3 Million Poppies in a Living Room: How Lillian Freiman Created Canada’s National Symbol

Every November 11th, millions of Canadians pin a red poppy to their lapels. Yet, behind this massive tradition lies a private living room in...
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