Canadian poet Karen Solie wins US$175,000 Windham-Campbell Prize – The Globe and Mail
Canadian poet Karen Solie has won this year’s Donald Windham-Sandy M. Campbell Literature Prize, worth US$175,000.
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New community-led dictionary helps endangered Moose Cree language thrive – La Converse
The fourth edition of the Moose Cree dictionary released in November 2025. Its editor says more resources are needed to help the Moose Cree language thrive.
Redefining her Rideau roots: Wakefield musician launches new album after canoe trek – The Low Down
A Wakefielder’s new album connects the musician to the watershed she grew up in and challenges what she knew about the land she calls home.
Ottawa’s new Finkelstein Chabad Jewish Centre takes a student-centric approach – Canadian Jewish News
Ottawa’s new downtown Chabad centre began construction in 2019 with funding from Shopify president and co-founder Harley Finkelstein.
The 25th Hour: Is Carleton one of Canada’s most accessible campuses? – Capital Current
Carleton calls itself one of the most accessible universities in Canada, but what do students and faculty think about its campus’s accessibility?
Three moves in a decade: Repeated renovations hinder business at Canada’s Four Corners – Ottawa Business Journal
Canada’s Four Corners, a staple business in downtown Ottawa, has moved buildings three times since 2015.
OCSB to begin testing AI in classrooms – CBC Ottawa
The Ottawa Catholic School Board (OCSB) will start teaching students about the potential benefits and risks of generative artificial intelligence as early as this fall.
Al Qahwa: How Maryem Tollar Uses Music to Explore the World – La Scena Musicale
All Maryem Tollar wanted to do after high school was make a living through music. When she told her father, he forbade her.
Spotted owls only recovering in B.C. if logging stops, experts say – Cottage Life
Canada is down to its last spotted owl. Experts say poor habitat management and logging in B.C. are to blame, so they’re bringing the government to court.
Young at Heart: Adult Baby/Diaper Lovers Face Harmful Stigma in Their Quest for Comfort – The Stranger
Adult Baby/Diaper Lovers have been assaulted, fired from their jobs, or legally separated from their children for what community members and experts call harmless interests.