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From joyful love songs to mournful laments, the depth of emotion conveyed through music represents a vast range of human experience.

When he was a music student at the University of Ottawa, Pierre Massie formed a small choir to perform Christmas carols, believing the familiar songs would help students relax during exam time. 

The new show is based on letters written during the Second World War — more than 3,000 of them, in fact.

The SPHERE festival at the National Arts Centre and Canadian Museum of Nature began with this: How can the arts address climate change? 

The 2022 Ottawa Jazz Festival could rename itself the 2022 Really Good Music Festival and many fans of all musical stripes would simply nod knowingly.

At long last, at the National Arts Centre’s Fourth Stage, Ottawa jazz guitarist Alex Moxon will give his eponymous debut album the sendoff it’s deserved for a…

Amanda Rheaume

The seventh Our Ocean Conference – hosted by the Republic of Palau and the United States – brought together governments and non-state actors to make concrete commitments to protect ocean health and security. Investments include $582 Million to Enhance Ocean and Climate Observations, Modeling, and Services and $161.5 Million for the National Coastal Resilience Fund

Dr. Elisabeth Kübler-Ross published her seminal work On Death and Dying in 1969. Prior to this mental health professionals had done some work in the ar...

After several years traveling the world performing on cruise ships, Chilean jazz singer Edra Silva landed in Ottawa in the middle of winter, newly married with…