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By way of Japan, Uncle Tetsu finally opened a new shop in Ottawa. Located on 280 Elgin St., it is the fourth Canadian city to bring the fluffy and light Japanese cheesecake. Established in 1990, it wasn’t until 2015 that …

It’s been a long time I had stepped foot at Experimental Farm, which is currently named Canada Agriculture and Food Museum. The museum hosted an Instameet for their temporary exhibit, Edible Futures: Food for Tomorrow. The exhibit is presented from …

Random Play with CBC Ottawa’s Alan Neal made a triumphant return. It happened at the Ottawa International Writers’ Festival on Thursday, June 6th. It was in collaboration with RBC Bluesfest. The venue was at Christ Church Cathedral in downtown Ottawa. …

It’s the Victoria Day long weekend and Saturday at Canadian Tulip Festival had event for Beijing-Ottawa Day at Commissioner’s Park in Ottawa. It was a special occasion because it marked the 20th anniversary in the relationship with Beijing and Ottawa …

At the Canada Science and Technology Museum, I had the opportunity to attend the unveiling of their temporary exhibit, Leonardo da Vinci – 500 Years of Genius. This year marks da Vinci’s 500th birthday. The exhibit showcases the inventions and …

Ottawa Instagramers held a meetup at Canada Council for the Arts in downtown Ottawa. The interactive exhibit was something I wanted to check out when it was unveiled in February. It is called Thresholds by Michel de Broin. The experience …

Scary Bear Soundtrack has released their fourth album and on Saturday night, they held an album release party. It was held at Black Squirrel Books. Saturday night’s concert had guests with Trevor Pritchard and Jared Davidson on the french horn …

For a taste of Hong Kong, Morning Owl Coffeehouse + Parlour held a pop-up cafe by Admiralty Coffee on Saturday from 10am-3pm.  The menu consisted of drinks from yinyeung (a mixture of coffee and tea), Hong Kong milk tea, and …