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View On Black Few people who live in Ottawa realize that the level of the river which gives the city its name is highly regulated. Nearly 50 major dams and Hydro-Electric plants ensure the level of the river remains constant throughout the year. The Ottawa rises from its source in Lake Capimitchigama in the Laurentian Mountains and eventually empties into the Lake of Two Mountains and the St. Lawrence River at Montreal. Along the way it collects water from feeder rivers that span an area a…

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The Rideau Canal, Canada connects the city of Ottawa, to the city of Kingston, Ontario. It is 202 kilometres in length. The name Rideau, French for "curtain", is derived from the curtain-like appearance of the Rideau River's twin waterfalls where they join the Ottawa River. Photo: flickr.com/photos

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A new blog about exploring Ottawa and discovering local Ottawa attractions. Ottawa is a fun booming city, with much beyond the government. Downtown is growing and we have beautiful outdoor spaces for hiking, biking and relaxing. Follow along for the best in Ottawa!

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🌷 You won't want to miss this beautiful festival Ottawa! Indeed, each May, Ottawa bursts into a rainbow of colors thanks to the Canadian Tulip Festival (@cdntulipfest ) 🌈 This time of year is perfect for visiting Ottawa with the family. The pretty, colorful tulips make the landscape of iconic landmarks even more special and vibrant! 💐 Here are the best spots to make the most of the Tulip Festival: 📸 Major's Hill Park: With its panoramic views on the Ottawa River and the Parliamant, it's…

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There’s no shortage of stunning photo ops in Ottawa with its striking skyline, architectural appeal, charming neighbourhoods, and abundance of natural landscapes. While you can always find inspiration photographing the city’s iconic sites like Parliament Hill, the Rideau Canal and our national museums and galleries, there’s something to be said for venturing off the beaten path to find some of Ottawa’s hidden gems. Here’s our guide to some of the most unique places to photograph in Canada’s…

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