#chaudiere #flooding #gatineau #hydro ottawa #ottawa #ottawa river #spring flood 2017VIDEOS: Aerial footage of the raging Ottawa River at Chaudière FallsHydro Ottawa has posted some incredible aerial footage of the Ottawa River raging over Chaudière Falls. Watch this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NhS4cATu2h4 The name “Chaudière” roughly translates as “Cauldron”, and was named by early French explorers. For centuries before the explorers, the falls were known as “Akikodjiwan”, the name given to the falls by the Anishinaabe people. ...
#chaudiere #documentary #IndigenousFEATURED: Documentary on Indigenous Vision for Chaudière Falls - Feb 19The public is invited to Kitchissippi United Church, 630 Island Park Drive, on ** Sunday, February 19 at 7 p.m. ** for a screening of the documentary _ Awakening _ featuring the late Elder William Commanda’s vision for Chaudière Falls and the surrounding islands. ...
#book #chaudiere #history #mulhollandFEATURED: Book launch of "Chaudière Falls" by David Mulholland, December 10** On Saturday, Dec. 10, 2016, ** Ottawa author ** David Mulholland ** will launch _ Chaudière Falls _ , his third novel of dramatized history, from 1 p. m. to 5 p.m. in the Colonel By Room at Ottawa City Hall. ...
#Archaeology #carleton #chaudiere #Indigenous #journalismResearchers from Carleton University and the Canadian Museum of History Rewrite the History of the Nation’s Capital_ (Press release via Carleton University) _ Carleton University Journalism Prof. Randy Boswell and Canadian Museum of History Curator, Jean-Luc Pilon, have released groundbreaking research that sheds important new light on the national capital’s archaeological history. Two co-authored studies in the latest issue of the _ Canadian Journal of Archaeology _ (CJA) cite new evidence of an extensive Indigenous burial ground from as early as 4,900 years ago at “Hull Landing,” the present site of the Canadian Museum of History, directly across the Ottawa River from Parliament Hill. ...
#albert #chaudiere #green #victoriaGUEST POST: What's next for Chaudière Falls and The Islands?[ ](https://www.flickr.com/photos/christophe_ledent/20314494385/) _ (Photo by Christophe Ledent. Click image for info.) _ _ (This blog post originally appeared on Green Living Ottawa. ) _ In the Ottawa River, between Ottawa and Gatineau, the ** Chaudière Falls and three islands—Albert, Victoria and Chaudière ** —are a hidden but significant area with a lot of potential. ...
#chaudiere #development #windmillWindmill's Chaudière project clears final hurdleWindmill Development Group has received the green light to proceed with its plans to transform the former Domtar lands into an accessible and breathtaking sustainability showpiece for the region. At their Council meeting Tuesday evening, Ville de Gatineau councillors unanimously approved Windmill’s redevelopment plans for the brownfield site, ...