Ottawa’s Neville Gallimore drafted by Dallas Cowboys

 Canada’s Neville Gallimore is joining ‘America’s Team’. The Ottawa-native was selected by the Dallas Cowboys in the third round of the 2020 NFL Draft Friday night. Due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the NFL Draft was shifted to a virtual format. Each prospect filmed themselves in their own homes rather than

5 of The Best Things To Do In Ottawa

 Every person in Ottawa knows just how lovely the city is. After all, it is Canada’s capital. If you are planning to visit the city – be it with your friends or family – it sure does help to know a thing or two about it. As such, you want

Senators up-and-down season so far is not a bad thing

 Photo credit: NHLI via Getty Images National Hockey League brain-boxes like to measure the success rate of their hockey club in 10-game segments. So, here we sit roughly 10 games into the season with lots to mull over. Here’s a glance at how Canada’s seven teams are faring so far .

Ottawa REDBLACKS host inaugural Fan Fest ahead of 2018 season

 WATCH ABOVE: highlights from the Ottawa REDBLACKS inaugural Fan Fest! The Ottawa REDBLACKS kicked off the 2018 football season on Sunday, roaring out of the signature inflatable helmet onto the field at TD Place in front of a few thousand members of RNation for the team’s inaugural Fan Fest presented

Ottawa Fury FC look to get season and future on track in home opener this weekend

 Photo credit: Freestyle Photography/Ottawa Fury FC The beginning of the 2018 USL season hasn’t been without its difficulties for Ottawa Fury FC. Match and training schedules have been disrupted due to the typically unpredictable Canadian weather and in the midst of many changes at the club; a new Head Coach

Ottawa Fury FC show effort and competitiveness in third loss of the season

 By Devin Nguyen The beginning of the season has been trying for all involved with the Ottawa Fury FC. The USL season starts in late March, a little too early for Ottawa’s tumultuous weather, which means the Fury’s first four games of the season had to be scheduled away from home.

Play Ball

 Special Olympic supporters will compete side-by-side with nearly 40 Special Olympics athletes and put their skills to the test this Saturday, October 28, at the 8th annual Motionball Marathon of Sport Ottawa. Presented by AIR MILES, the event takes place at Carleton University from 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. With

Escape on the Mound

 Photos by Carlos Verde The hardy souls remaining in the bleachers at RCGT Park find their voice in the bottom of the ninth and final inning. “Come on, Sanchez. Strike this bum out,” rings one well-lubricated voice high down the first-base side. It’s June 2nd, but the temperature is sinking

Redblacks Undefeated

 In a nail-biting, overtime finish, the Ottawa Redblacks tied the Calgary Stampeders in their first home game of the season. The game ended 26-26, making the Redblacks the only undefeated team so far this season, securing the first place position in the CFL standings. "This tie might really help us out

Senators Get a New GM

  A faceoff during the first playoff game between the Ottawa Senators and the Tampa Bay Lightning for the 2006 Stanley Cup. After seven years as general manager, Bryan Murray (73) has announced he is stepping down from his role with the Ottawa Senators. At a press conference on Sunday, Murray says he will

Quick Ottawa Fury Facts Before the Season Opener

 Two seems to have been Ottawa’s lucky number in 2015. Ottawa Fury FC, much like the Redblacks, made it to the North American Soccer League championships (or Soccer Bowl) after only two seasons together. Whether you’re new to Ottawa or were inspired to start cheering for the team after their

The Future Looks Bright for One Ottawa Curling Team

 Team Ontario members at the Scotties Tournament of Hearts 2016, Grand Prairie Alberta (from top left to right), Pascale Letendre alternate, Bob Hanna coach. (from bottom left to right) Jenn Hanna skip, Brit O'Neill third, Stephanie Hanna second and Karen Sagle lead. Photo courtesy of Pascale Letendre. An unexpected successful

Ottawa to Host Figure Skating Nationals in 2017

 By: Meagan Simpson Alaine Chartrand competing at 2015 Four Continents Figure Skating Championship in Seoul, South Korea Reigning national figure skating champion Alaine Chartrand will be defending her title on home ice next year. Gathering outside the TD Place arena on Monday, Skate Canada announced that Ottawa will host the

Find Great Food Faster at Two New Jack Astor’s

 With drool-worthy new menu items and enough TVs to keep you in the game until… pretty much forever, two new Jack Astor’s are now open in Ottawa. The first settled comfortably into the new Lansdowne Park development earlier this year. That location sits just a few steps away from the Redblack’s stadium,

Senators Must Remember Lehner is the Goaltender of the Future

 Photo courtesy Losangeles.cbslocal.com Andrew Hammond’s stellar play between the pipes has injected life into the Ottawa Senators’ playoff hopes, but it’s important the organization remembers that Robin Lehner is their man moving forward. Not Hammond, nor Craig Anderson. At the time of writing this article, “The Hamburglar” has a sterling

Potential Soccer Growth in Ottawa Rests with Ottawa Fury

 Photo courtesy of Ottawa Fury With the Ottawa Fury FC having wrapped up their inaugural season in November, it is perhaps premature to start envisioning an MLS team in the nation’s capital. The NASL doesn’t employ a promotion and relegation system, so the Fury won’t play in the MLS by

Doing it Right: Ottawa Football’s Newest Franchise

 Ottawa football fans should embrace the CFL’s newest franchise, the REDBLACKS, not because it is a distinct brand name, but because of what it represents for Ottawa sports fans and the former Ottawa Renegades and Rough Riders. The official June 8 ceremony unveiling the team's new name and logo sparked