#news #photos #transportationPHOTOS: The shiny new Bronson Avenue bridgeThe new Bronson Avenue bridge is in place, after a rapid replacement. Thanks to Derrick Simpson for submitting some great photos of the area this morning! Due to ongoing construction work, road closures remain in effect.
#news #photosPHOTOS: An afternoon on the parkwayOttawa residents enjoyed the clear sky and warm temperatures on Saturday, by taking advantage of the NCC’s Weekend Bikedays, presented by Nokia. Via the NCC’s website: “Every weekend from May to October, the NCC opens parkways in Ottawa for active use, morning and afternoon. ...
#photosPHOTOS: A September's day along the RideauThe sun is setting earlier, and the days are cool and crisp. With the September Equinox happening on September 22, 2020, summer has come to a close and it’s time to embrace fall again. For a preview of your fall 2020 camera roll, here are some great photos contributed by Howard Whiting/Lightchasers. ...
#photos #experimental farm #summerPHOTOS: Sunflowers at the Experimental FarmLife moves fast. Take a moment to relax and enjoy these photos of sunflowers at the Experimental Farm. All photos by Howard Whiting/Lightchasers.ca.
#news #photos #coronavirusPHOTOS: Ottawa's slow emergence from isolationAs more businesses reopen and summer-like weather returns, Ottawa residents are increasingly coming out of their homes, while still remaining socially-distanced. OttawaStart’s Farah Khan snapped these photos over the last week showing the odd mix of life we are faced with: While some areas remain frozen in time, reflecting a pre-pandemic life, others show the new normal we have adapted to. ...
#news #sports #ottawa redblacks #photosPhotos from the Redblacks 2019 season home openerThe Redblacks take the field at TD Place for their 2019 home opener against the Saskatchewan Roughriders. (All photos by Howard Whiting/Lightchasers.ca) The Ottawa Redblacks won their home opener game against the Saskatchewan Roughriders Thursday night with a final score of 44-41. ...
#museums #first world war #1918 #photos #news #Colourized photos from WWI now on display at Canadian War MuseumColourized image of a Canadian messenger carrying his bicycle through mud in August 1917. (photo via Library and Archives Canada – PA-001581) (Via Canadian War Museum) As the First World War continues to fade into the past, the conflict and its impact have been brought vividly to life with The Great War in Colour – A New Look at Canada’s First World War Effort, 1914–1918. ...
#gardens #photosFEATURED: Garden Photo-Fest (August 19 & 20)Explore the Garden Promenade during ** Garden Photo-Fest ** August 19 & 20. Bring your camera and get behind the lens of the ever spectacular blooms and landscapes of the over 40 gardens and over 70 garden experiences in Canada’s Capital. ...
#Canada Day 2017 #parliament hill #photos #trudeau speechPHOTOS: Canada Day on Parliament HillPeople from all over the country gathered on Parliament Hill to ring in 150 years of Confederation on Canada Day, here are some photos from the Hill. _ Photos by Devyn Barrie/OttawaStart.com _ [caption id=“attachment_71771” align=“alignnone” width=“1000”] Parts of the lawn flooded due to heavy rainfall. ...
#photosPHOTOS: Governor General David Johnston inspects the Ceremonial Guard[caption id=“attachment_71118” align=“aligncenter” width=“1000”] Governor General David Johnston salutes during the annual inspection of the Ceremonial Guard.[/caption] Governor General David Johnston donned his red dress uniform and medals Sunday for what will likely be his last inspection of the Ceremonial Guard before his term as viceroy ends in September. ...