I did a photoshoot of an airplane over Ottawa

Capturing Ottawa from the Sky: A Stunning Aerial Photoshoot When exploring the vibrant visual scenery of Ottawa, aerial photography offers a breathtaking perspective of the city’s landscape. In a recent adventure, a golden hour photoshoot was conducted over downtown Ottawa and its outskirts, providing a unique view that highlights the city’s architecture and natural surroundings. […]

Thank you OPS, OPP, RCMP and all other forces involved this weekend.

Expressing Gratitude to Law Enforcement and Emergency Responders for Restoring Safety and Order This past weekend, our city experienced a significant operation that ultimately restored safety and peace for its residents. We extend our sincere appreciation to the dedicated personnel from the Ontario Provincial Police (OPP), Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), and all other law […]

Cardiac arrest at Museum of Agriculture

Unexpected Medical Emergency at the Museum of Agriculture Highlights Importance of Immediate Response and Gratitude On Saturday, April 4th, a visitor experienced a life-threatening medical emergency at the Museum of Agriculture. The individual suffered a cardiac arrest while exploring the facility, prompting an urgent response that ultimately played a crucial role in saving their life. […]

The Liberal Party held all of its seats in Ottawa with at least 60% of the vote & flipped Carleton — Good work everyone!

Liberal Party Achieves Historic Victory in Ottawa: Dominates Seat Gains and Electoral Support The recent electoral results in Ottawa mark a significant milestone for the Liberal Party, with incumbents securing overwhelming support and capturing key constituencies. Notably, all of the Liberal candidates maintain their seats with at least 60% of the popular vote, reflecting widespread […]

The City is Ignoring Road Salt Warnings AGAIN! Our Local Waterways are at Risk

City Continues to Overlook Road Salt Warnings, Putting Local Waterways at Risk As a dedicated volunteer with Ottawa Riverkeeper for over five years, I have been monitoring the impacts of road salt on our local environment. Unfortunately, recent observations reveal a troubling pattern: the city’s ongoing excessive use of salt on certain pathways and infrastructure, […]

Reverse the RTO order: my motion at Council

Challenging the City’s Return-to-Office Policy: A Motion Presented at the Council Meeting During today’s City Council session, a motion was introduced to reconsider the City Manager’s directive requiring employees to return to the office five days a week. This proposal aims to initiate a discussion and review of the policy in the upcoming council meeting […]

Perfect Books on Elgin St

Exploring the Compassion and Community at Perfect Books on Elgin Street This afternoon, I had the pleasure of visiting Perfect Books on Elgin Street, a beloved local bookstore nestled in the heart of the community. The store was bustling with visitors engaged in post-holiday browsing, creating a lively and inviting atmosphere. During my visit, I […]

Thanks to those who helped me last night; hate is still alive and well in this city.

Acknowledging Support During a Difficult Encounter: A Reflection on Community and Safety Experiencing hostility and discrimination can be profoundly distressing, especially when it manifests in public spaces. Recently, I encountered such a situation while commuting downtown. I am grateful for the support offered by bystanders, transit operators, security personnel, and law enforcement, whose presence helped […]

To the Ottawa Police officer who pulled my fiancée over last night at midnight on Bronson @ Carleton U

Title: A Heartfelt Appreciation for a Compassionate Ottawa Police Officer Last night, at around midnight, my fiancée was pulled over by an Ottawa police officer at Bronson Avenue near Carleton University. She is a dedicated Registered Nurse who had just finished a demanding evening shift at one of Ottawa’s hospitals. After a long day dealing […]