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Ottawa’s first year of cleared streets was deemed a great success.

Ottawa-based women’s advocacy group celebrated its 125th anniversary in October 2018.

Looking back at when the late legend Elvis Presley played two sold out shows in Canada's capital in 1957.

He was the last man hanged in Ottawa in 1946

Ottawa's women's hockey team, the Ottawa Alert, emerged in 1915, with a hockey style that was described as "remarkably good."

After the potato famine of 1840, about 500,000 Irish immigrants came to Canada — many of whom did not like the British. Some Irish continued to fight for an independent Ireland using violence, and they were known as the Fenians.

The mystery started when civil servant George Landerkin was walking along Alymer Avenue and spotted at least 75 blank ballots along the road after the 1926 provincial election which saw power returned to the Conservative government.

The seventh Prime Minister of Canada experienced two strokes and fell into a deep coma. He died on February 17, 1919 and his funeral was five days later.

Celebration of St. Valentine’s Day is also linked to Geoffrey Chaucer, the famous 14th century author of the Canterbury Tales.

A 1912 regulation forbad teachers from teaching primarily in French past the second grade in Ontario schools, but that came to a head when two teachers took charge of about 90 boys and started instructing them in French.