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In total, the nine issues of Victory Bonds raised $12-billion. 

By damming the Ottawa River, mill owners could channel the flow of water through their mills. A tamed river also meant a safer river for the log drivers.

After stops in Montreal and Quebec City, Crowfoot, Three Bulls and Father Lacombe arrived at noon in Ottawa, where they met up with the other Blackfoot chiefs. 

Looking back on a local team of firefighters that made international headlines in 1880.

Prohibition was unique in the capital, as the anti-alcohol movement wasn't the same in Quebec.

A man, who became known as one of the greatest tightrope walkers in the world, put on a show in Ottawa.

Looking back on the week that lead Canada to declare war against Germany and joined Britain in World War II.

The number of cars made by Ottawa's luxury vehicle manufacturer is still unknown.

On August 19, 1870, about 2,000 homeless and hungry people were slowly making their way along Richmond Road to the capital.

Looking back on one of the first big circuses to make its way to Bytown, even before the municipality was linked to other major centres by rail.