Guest blog by Daniel Drolet There’s more to Ottawa than Parliament Hill. It’s an outdoorsy city whose residents embrace the changing seasons. It’s also a city with much to entice LGBT visitors. Here are some local tips for your trip: Discover the Canal The Rideau Canal is a UNESCO world heritage site and in the […]
One of a kind finds, local goodies, and a truly Canadian feel – Ottawa for Valentine’s Day has everything you need for a memorable weekend with friends, family or that someone special. Here’s a few suggestions for your visit. Victoire Boutique It’s a mecca for goods trendy Canadian designs, from stationary to accessories to clothing […]
What makes an medal winning athlete? Sometimes having a hometown behind you makes all the difference. These winter athletes come from some great Ontario cities, towns and villages. Here’s a peek at just a few of the Ontario athletes, and the places they got their start: Mike Smith Sport: Hockey Hometown: Kingston, Ontario Hometown of […]
With flurries in the forecast and snow on the ground already, Ontario can’t wait for winter. It’s the season to curl up in front of the fireplace with a glass of Ontario wine; time to get outside and explore the winter wonderland at your doorstep; the opportunity to be awed by the lights and magic […]
Want to bring home something a little different on your next trip? Ontario’s galleries, museums, theatres and more have gifts for you to give (and keep too!) 1. Shop AGO – Cardboard Radio 2. Stylegarage – Nicole Tarasick Great Lakes Pillow 3. National Gallery of Canada – The Jack Pine Hardcase for iPhone 4S/4 4. […]
The ByWard Market is an important part of Ottawa’s past and present. Established by Lt-Col. John By in 1826, the ByWard Market is one of Canada’s oldest and largest public markets. Today, the ByWard Market is the perfect destination for shopping, dining, arts, entertainment. Here’s a few of our picks for your visit: Roadtrip If […]