#Ottawa

[allthecanadianpolitics]

By @ig/ottawa4.palestine.

[queergraffiti]

"lesbians for a free Palestine"

downtown Ottawa, Ontario, Canada

[henk-heijmans]

Three weary wolves, Ottawa, Canada, 2011 - by Daniel Parent, Canadian

[the-car-lover]

Last evening was like a Simon Stålenhag painting brought to life.

[captain-casual]

Better late than never. Let’s hope CERTAIN OTHER COUNTRIES follow suit.

[hkthatgffan]

We got some new stills from season 3 of Hilda, 3 weeks out from the premiere. What's On Netflix posted some in an article and Netflix quietly dropped a preview of S3 in their December showcase video. It's region locked so I'll link a reupload I made on Imgur below for all my non American and Canadian followers.

I'm still not ready to say goodbye to Hilda!

CAN/US link

International link

Images article

[triflingthing]

The Metcalfe (Ottawa) at Christmas 🎄

[hardcloudynights]

Foggy af.

[royalteachitchat]

12 Mile Media Free Zone in Maui. What are they hiding?

[peevishpants]

Pleinairpril day 3!

This is a beach in Ottawa! I went "running" today in the storm because I wanted to paint some snowy weather, and these seagulls kept me company while I took pics

[laurelxs]

Put me on call imma pull up...💋🍆

[allthecanadianpolitics]

November 9th 2023 saw 4 blockade events in Canada.

In Toronto, 200+ workers blocked all access to the L3Harris' Don Mills facility to put pressure on the company and prevent sales of arms to the zionist occupation.

In Hamilton, Indigenous groups from various Nations with Euro-Canadian supporters shut down access to L3Harris' Waterdown weapons factory.

In Ottawa, 150+ people blocked Lockheed Martin's Ottawa facility.

In Montreal, activists blocked the L3Harris' Technologies' Montreal facility.

[heycrystalsmithart]

Birds at the Ottawa Nature Museum. Taxidermy - frozen moments in nature.

[ameer613]

[oldshowbiz]

1984.

Canada.

[addicted2wasps]

Welp, I've done the leaf thing for this year. Went out and collected a bunch of leaves in the rain. The first one is similar to one I did last year, (just with 2023 leaves), and the second one is different. I really wanted to go outside despite the weather. I might make other leaf arrangements tomorrow or on Monday, depending on my mood. I always enjoy doing this even though the results are similar to previous years. It never gets tiring for me! I find it really interesting that when the leaves are organized in a rainbow sequence, the dark Norway Maple leaves, (I think Acer platanoides), look more like their natural brownish/purple colour when neighbouring red leaves, than when they are randomly placed with different colours. It makes them look more blueish. I find the scattering of light effect to be very cool.