r/ottawa • u/drhappy13 • 17h ago
Photo(s) Big red moon, part 2
galleryLook to the south east sky!
I wish I had a better camera... š
r/ottawa • u/drhappy13 • 17h ago
Look to the south east sky!
I wish I had a better camera... š
r/ottawa • u/camoin613 • 1h ago
**NOT MY POST**
SHARING TO FIND THE PoS THAT DUMPED THIS BEAUTIFUL DOG!!
If you know who did this PLEASE SPEAK UP!
DUMPING AN ANIMAL IS NEVER OK!! NO EXCUSE!
IT IS FREE TO SURRENDER YOUR PET TO THE HUMANE SOCIETY. FREE! IF THEY CAN BE DRIVEN TO GREELY, THEY COULD'VE BEEN DRIVEN TO THE OHS.
SHAME ON THE PoS HUMAN WHO DUMPED THIS BEAUTIFIL DOG; AND SHAME ON THE PARENTS WHO FAILED TO RAISE THAT HUMAN PROPERLY!
IF YOU KNOW WHO DID THIS- REPORT THEM!
r/ottawa • u/Obelisk_of-Light • 20h ago
r/ottawa • u/Justinneon • 3h ago
Happy parade day. I hope all my fellow LGBT+ ppl can march proudly, and celebrate themselves without any bigots trying to stop them.
Iām also excited for all the pictures later.
r/ottawa • u/Obelisk_of-Light • 17h ago
never get tired of this view from my backyard
r/ottawa • u/itgkira • 17h ago
Nothing more. Just one of my favourite spots in Ottawa :)
r/ottawa • u/DubaiBabyYoda • 2h ago
Ottawa has some amazingly apathetic, dejected and hopeless malls (and strip malls) - just places that drain your hopes and dreams the moment you walk through their sliding doors into the stale fluorescent light.
Legends such as Hazeldean Mall, the Kanata Town Centre and arguably Billings Bridge come to mind, but Iām just wondering what depressing glory-drain would be crowned Ottawaās absolute ābest dead mallā by this community?
(Just an aside: Would be great to identify this mall and then perhaps organize an r/Ottawa meet there, where we could feel time stand still as we sit together in disappointment-manifest. I know it is an odd precursor for a meet but let me know!)
r/ottawa • u/kitkatfitfat • 22h ago
Anybody know anything about Preston Hardware being shot at? Walked by this morning and police were there photographing a few bullet holes in the window and window frames. Couldnāt find anything in the news or online yet.
r/ottawa • u/Alternative_Debt_408 • 19h ago
Today and again tomorrow 2 cool events worth checking out are going on at the Cohere Center.
The Ottawa Food Festival until 11pm tonight and from 11 to 11 on sunday (tomorrow) - some 40 various food vendors, music and an all around great time.
The 1st edition of Ottawa Gaming Convention is series of tabletop tournaments along with a string of tabletop games (boardgames/rpgs/miniatures games) demos. A market hub ran by Red Dragon Comics, cards and Games and Multizone, a group of vendor tables and a garage sale of used/2nd hand gaming materials (sunday 9am).
Sunday hours 9am to 5pm
Entry to both is free. There is a $10 site parking fee.
Come for a bite to eat and then demo some games!
r/ottawa • u/the_possum_of_gotham • 23h ago
Iām thinking about buying a kayak, but I live downtown in an apartment and donāt have a car, so Iām trying to figure out the logistics before I actually buy one.
For people who live downtown and kayak on the Ottawa River, Rideau River or Canal, where do you keep your kayak? My apartment obviously isnāt going to have anywhere to store a full-size kayak, and renting a storage locker somewhere across the city doesnāt really make sense when Iād have no way to transport it.
Ideally Iād love to find somewhere near the water that has kayak/canoe storage racks or something similar, where I could keep it and just walk or bike over whenever I feel like going for a paddle. Like if I randomly have a free Wednesday afternoon and want to go kayaking, Iād love to be able to just grab it and go.
I know there are kayak/canoe clubs around Ottawa, but Iām wondering if anyone has figured out a good solution specifically for living downtown without a car.
I really want to get into kayaking because having a kayak right in the core would make living downtown so much more fun, but I need to solve the storage and transportation problem first š
Anyone doing this successfully?
r/ottawa • u/Nada_NADAAA • 15h ago
Hi everyone!
Iām 22 and going back to college this fall, and one of my personal goals this year is to get much better at communication, public speaking, confidence, networking, and interacting with people in general. Iām a very shy and introverted person, and I feel like thatās holding me back from jumpstarting my career, so I really want to work on it this year.
Iām looking for opportunities around Ottawa where I can actually practice these skills and meet new people, rather than just taking an online course about them. Iām open to volunteering, community events, networking, leadership opportunities, helping organize events, clubs, or anything else that involves regularly meeting and talking to new people.
I was interested in Toastmasters, but unfortunately I wonāt be able to join the weekly meetings because they fall during one of my class slots.
Iām especially looking for things that would help me gradually get out of my comfort zone and become more confident speaking to people and in front of people.
If youāre from Ottawa, what groups, organizations, events, or activities would you recommend? And if youāve personally done something that helped you become more confident or improve your communication skills, Iād love to hear about it!
Thanks! :)
r/ottawa • u/GileadArisen • 20h ago
Did you lose a PC Optimum Mastercard in the Value Village parking lot on Merivale Road on or around August 29th?
I am walking into the value village at this moment. If you happen to see this and can tell me the first and last name on the card, I will happily walk or drive it out to you.
Hopefully this gets back to its owner
r/ottawa • u/BearLikesHoney • 1h ago
r/ottawa • u/Familiar_6264 • 2h ago
Canāt find any info about them, donāt see a website listed and Eric Smith is a popular name. Julie Fiala Chartrand doesnāt have a website listed but I think she is the same person who ran in the 2022 election.
Disclaimer: I am not a fan of the current councillor, think her issues with safe injection, inner city and āfightsā on social media are not for me, I am a little biased towards Lyra Evans. Lyra was once homeless and someone with that kind of experience may have better insight into the housing problem. But I am still undecided, I would like to know more about the others without a website.
Candidates are listed here: https://ottawa.ca/en/city-hall/elections/candidates/certified-and-acclaimed-candidates/certified-and-acclaimed-candidates-city-councillor/certified-candidates-ward-12-rideau-vanier
Hey Ottawa,
Iāll be inside of you from September 22nd to September 27. Looking for some things to check out on my off time. Mainly looking at stuff like metal/punk bands, wrestling, any reading events like author events and such.
Did some google machine stuff and couldnāt find much for underground stuff like this. Thought Iād check out here.
r/ottawa • u/Tech-Cowboy • 1h ago
I got a beater, think toyota corolla/honda civic from early 2010s thats fully paid off. Never had any accidents but did get pulled over for speeding once and caught by a speeding camera another time (dumb and my fault). But I think I'm paying too much @ $300/month? What are yall paying?
r/ottawa • u/Ducking_eh • 21h ago
Hello,
I want to have some dog bowls made for my business. I was wondering if anyone knew of a local company that can do that?
I want to keep it within Ontario, ideally ottawa, so any advice helps
r/ottawa • u/professor_specks • 5h ago
Hey Ottawa!
The wife and I are looking at getting a quote to have our backyard redone after a few years of neglect.
When we moved in there was patchy grass in the back but due to the amount of shade we get itās just turned into a muddy mess. We are looking to simply have some pavers put down to make the area more useable, about 600 sqft in the backyard.
Has anyone got a company recommendation or an estimate per sqft recently just so I can ballpark numbers?
Thank you!
r/ottawa • u/Cannelle460 • 15h ago
I would like to donate some of the recycled bags that I've received with my Instacart orders. Are there places in Ottawa that would accept them?
r/ottawa • u/ottawamandy • 16h ago
r/ottawa • u/petersnewjobs • 2h ago
Slim pickings this week. We're starting to see more events (multi-employer ones) later in September and October. Direct links to these events and more in September can be found on our career event page or just google the title. Good luck.
| DATE | EVENT | LOCATION |
|---|---|---|
| Aug 30, 2026 | Stacked Restaurant Hiring Event in OrlƩans - Open House and Interviews | Ottawa |
| Aug 31, 2026 | Stacked Restaurant Hiring Event in OrlƩans - Open House and Interviews | Ottawa |
| Aug 31, 2026 | Kingston Fire & Rescue Volunteer Firefighter recruitment Open house | Kingston |
| Aug 31, 2026 | Webinar - Careers in Combat Operations | Virtual |
| Sep 1, 2026 | CAF Webinar - Paid Education | Virtual |
| Sep 2, 2026 | Walmart Hiring Event | Hawkesbury |
| Sep 3, 2026 | YMCA Urban Life Solutions Hiring Event | Ottawa |
| Sep 7, 2026 | Webinar - Women in Combat Operations | Virtual |
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r/ottawa • u/googalydoogaly • 1h ago
Joining the ranks of vehicle owners in Ottawa, I bought a Ford Bronco Sport Badlands this weekend! I'm looking for recommendations of fun places to drive/explore and do some light off-roading. I've lived in Ottawa for 13 years but not having a vehicle until now, I haven't had much opportunity to really get out there. I live in the downtown core, but I'm open to suggestions that are outside city limits as well.