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Sep 02
2010

Gossip Girl Season Four Trailer: OMD!

Posted by April in tv , trailer , gossip girl

Aside from the Paris stuff, most of what's in the Gossip Girl season four trailer is a rehash of where we left things last season (particularly with Nate and his terrible hair), so let's just skip ahead to what we're really concerned with: Chuck and Blair. Does she look exquisite? Check. Is Chuck's convalescence mysteriously the hottest he's ever looked? Double check (extra check for his best hair ever). What will Ed Westwick's exquisitely expressive face bring us next season (starting September 13, only 11 days away!)? If the last shot's anything to go by, a look so hungry your screen is going to burst into flames. Watch:

Sep 02
2010

Badass #2: Blake from Glengarry Glen Ross

Posted by April in tv , cinema , badassery

We all love latter day Alec Baldwin: narrating The Royal Tenenbaums, poking fun at his own image in State and Main, being the best of a very good thing on 30 Rock. But, man, if there is a scene that should follow Baldwin to his grave (and I mean that in the very best way), it's his lone scene in the film adaptation of Glengarry Glen Ross. Written especially by David Mamet for the adaption, it sets up story and the tone but somehow manages not to be an exposition dump. It's so oddly quotable: "Coffee is for closers," "Second place is a set of steak knives," "I'd wish you good luck, but you wouldn't know what to do with it if you got it." Let's watch:

Sep 01
2010

Badass #1: Vladimir Putin

Posted by April in russia! , putin! , other mags , bears , badassery

It's hard to know exactly where to start in our Badass chronicles. As it only natural, Putin came along to remind us exactly what a badass looks like. In Foreign Policy's slide show about how Russian President Dmitry Medvedev and Prime Minister Vladimir Putin spent their summer vacations, Putin does plenty of badass things: ride a motorcycle, fly a helicopter, visit a new mother in the hospital (badassedly, of course). But this image takes the cake:

AP Photo/RIA Novosti, Alexei Druzhinin, Pool

You need no further explanation than the one FP's already got on tap: Putin stares down a bear. He's staring down a damn bear because, hey, bears should be afraid of Putin people. I submit to you Vladimir Putin, Badass for Life.

Sep 01
2010

Welcome to the Badass Issue

Posted by admin in in the mag , cinema , books , badassery

Art by Nina CharestWhat makes a badass badass? Is it a motorcycle and leather jacket, à Marlon Brando in The Wild One? Is it sensitive Holden Caulfield's escape from all the phonies in The Catcher in the Rye? Is it the complete opposite of selling J.D. Salinger's toilet on eBay? (We're gonna go with yes on that last one).

Badass is a lot of different things to a lot of different people, so definitions naturally vary. Mostly, badassery isn't just action, it's an attitude. It's a confidence that permeates every action combined with intolerance for bullshit and a certain level of apathy toward things that don't concern the badass. It's Maslow's self actualization by way of The Most Interesting Man in the World.

There is no badass uniform, no secret handshake or easy identifier. Badasses simply are. They're trail blazers without calling too much attention to themselves, so we're here to do it for them. For this, the third anniversary issue of (Cult)ure, we've gathered together badasses from politics and pop culture, so you don't have to. Welcome to the Badass issue.

Aug 30
2010

True Blood: The Ultimate Vampire Fantasy

Posted by April in vampires , tv , true blood

ArleneSo much deliciousness in last night's True Blood entry, "Fresh Blood:" Yvetta's revenge, Jessica and Hoyt, Andy's confession, younger Arlene. Lots of action down at Fangtasia, and, of course, Eric does have a plan. One that Godric would like, I think.

Bill is a Third Grade Teacher, and Sookie is a Real Estate Agent

Bill busts into Fangtasia, demanding Sookie and Eric, so of course Pam's just in the midst of dropping a little something down her cleavage. Bill's like, "Ah am older and stronger and just drank a fairy, so piss off," and Pam's like, "That's not part of the plan," so they fight. Bill is winning, so that's when Pam whips out her little something from down her cleavage: a spray bottle of water and silver, vampire pepper spray if you will. Bill sets to wailing.

Aug 23
2010

True Blood: The Most Delicious I Have Ever Tasted

Posted by April in werewolves , vampires , twilight , tv , true blood , hotties

Arlene and JessicaLots of holy shit moments in last night’s True Blood, “I Smell a Rat,” largely associated with confessions rather than dramatic actions: Tara comes clean about what happened to her, Jason comes clean about Eggs, Crystal comes clean about what she is, Arlene comes clean about the baby’s father, Jesus and Lafayette take a spiritual journey through their past. Also: Sookie is a fairy.

Sookie is a Fairy, and Eric is a Farmer

Bill’s in the midst of telling her this, while Sookie’s all, “Shut the front door,” but the minute he invokes Claudine’s name, Sookie’s ready to listen. Bill instantly recognized Sunshine Town as Bon Temps Cemetery and found out from Claudine that Sookie is a fairy. Every vampire who knows the truth wants a piece of Sookie because 1) the fay were wiped out years ago by vampires as 2) their blood is so intoxicating. Indeed, Bill finds Sookie’s blood the most delicious he has ever tasted.  So, she’s la tua cantante but for every vampire. Anyway, Bill’s happy to foreswear her blood forever just to prove his love for her (also: self-denial is his second favourite thing after self-loathing). Sookie just looks wide-eyed and misty at all of this.

Aug 20
2010

Rolling Stone's NSFW True Blood Cover

Posted by April in vampires , tv , true blood , socks , other mags , hotties

Because three vampire posts in a row are better than two, let's all take a moment to admire Rolling Stone's True Blood cover for their September issue, shall we?

rolling stoneThe only question is, will this implied threeway come to pass on the show? Okay, there are other questions like, "If Alexander Skarsgaard doesn't wear a sock, why does Stephen?" and "How do I get the job standing around splashing these guys with more blood?" and "How many sit ups went into this shoot?" There just aren't any other relevant  questions.

Aug 20
2010

Vampire Diaries Season Two Trailer: How We Respond Will Define Us

Posted by April in vampires , vampire diaries , tv , trailer

vdThe tagline the CW marketing people have gone with is "The Year of the Kat," but since that is ridiculous, I'm taking my cues from Stefan on this one: "She came here to destroy us. How we respond to that will define us." Yup, looks like season two of our beloved The Vampire Diaries will focus on Katherine's return to Mystic Falls. Since is looks like "unstable" Damon will choose the second part of Katherine's "kill me or kiss me" ultimatum, I guess it falls to Stefan to stake his maker. Better bust out that flame thrower, Salvatore. (Psst: hit the "read more" to watch the video.)

Aug 20
2010

Edward Cullen Manllow, Six Months Too Late

Posted by April in vampires , twilight , geekery , crafts , art

In one of those weird things where suddenly it's everywhere, everyone is talking about the Edward Cullen Manllow on esty. What's a manllow, you say? It's a man-pillow. Remember those little half armchair things that sat on your bed when you were a kid but too lazy to just rest your pillows upright against the headboard? Imagine one of those, only with longer arms and Edward Cullen's visage silk screened across the head. Yeah, like that.

manllow Of course, this item sold February 15, so I'm not sure why we're all talking about it today. Some industrious pop artist should make one out of marble (as Stephenie Meyer describes her vampires), so girls everyone would find out what it would really be like to snuggle up to that every night (hint: cold, uncomfortable). In fact, this artist should do a whole Twilight statue (again, a Meyer word) series: Edward as David, Rosalie as Winged Victory, Carlisle as The Thinker. Dudes, I'm on to something here.

Aug 18
2010

Tuesday DVD Guide - August 17, 2010

Posted by admin in tv , tuesday guide , dvd , cinema , cancon

DEXTER: SEASON 4
DIRECTOR: VARIOUS
Starring: Julie Benz , Jennifer Carpenter , Michael Hall , James Remar , Lauren Velez , David Zayas , Desmond Harrington , C.S. Lee
The Showtime Original Series DEXTER™ is back with an all-new season, and this time America’s favourite serial killer has gone from freewheeling bachelor to responsible husband and doting dad. Maintaining an average-guy facade while satisfying his need to kill has never been easy. But now, with wife and kids in tow, Dexter’s got more to lose then ever, as he gets drawn into a deadly game with a killer every bit as dangerous — and conflicted — as he is.
GENRE: TELEVISION
FORMAT: DVD & BLU-RAY
RUNTIME: 632 MINS
RATED: NR
Aug 17
2010

Tuesday Music Guide - August 17, 2010

Posted by admin in tuesday guide , music , cancon

JOHN MELLENCAMP
No Better Than This

www.mellencamp.com
Dist: Universal Music Canada



Produced by T Bone Burnett featuring 13 new original songs! Recorded with just one microphone and a vintage Ampex tape recorder at three historic locations!

In an age of auto-tuned, computerized recordings, John Mellencamp’s approach on his Rounder debut, No Better Than This, is refreshing. The entire album was recorded with Mellencamp and his band playing live in one room using a 55 year-old Ampex tape recorder and just one vintage microphone.
Legendary producer T Bone Burnett captured the stunning thirteen new Mellencamp originals at three historically important locations: Sun Studio in Memphis, TN (where Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash, and Jerry Lee Lewis all first recorded); the First African Baptist Church in Savannah, GA (the oldest Black church in North America, dating to 1775); and in Room 414 of the Gunter Hotel in San Antonio, TX (where Robert Johnson made his first recordings in 1936). The songs on No Better Than This reflect classic American musical traditions including blues, folk, gospel, rockabilly, and country, while addressing such themes as the need for hope, the nature of relationships, and narratives that recount extraordinary occurrences in everyday life. Mellencamp says of the album, “It was absolutely the most fun I’ve ever had making a record in my life. It was about making music – organic music made by real musicians – that’s heartfelt and written from the best place it can come from.”

Aug 16
2010

True Blood: Mourn You to the Marrow

Posted by April in werewolves , vampires , tv , true blood , hotties , deadwood

Still of Alexander Skarsgård, Kristin Bauer and Jessica Tuck in True BloodFranklin returned last night to utter those words, though they apply to several of the characters in “Everything is Broken:” Eric and his massacred family and Russell and Talbot are the most obvious, but Hoyt and Jessica, Arlene and René, even Nan Flanagan and the VRA get in on the action. After last week’s cry, cry, cry, we’re getting further into the chaos that will hopefully be resolved by season’s end. Also, Bill knows what Sookie is!

The Authority Disavows Any Knowledge of Your Millennium Old Revenge Quest

Eric zips into Fantasia shirt undone, blood spattered across his head and torso, clutching his father’s crown in his fist. “Where can we hide?” he demands of a startled Pam. She recovers quickly from learning he slaughtered the King of Mississippi’s lover and suggests a human home. Eric shouts down Pam’s suggestion of Sookie’s, where they’ve both been invited in, so they call Ginger (Ginger! So glad to see that you’re still alive!) in. She’d surely let them lie low if it weren’t for the Vamp Feds currently crawling all over the club. Eric puts on his hot guy uniform (black tank) to confront them, but the mere sight of Nan Flanagan is enough to set off one of Ginger’s signature screaming fits. Ah, Ginger.

Aug 13
2010

Weekend Art: August 13 - 15

Posted by admin in wakefield , out on the town , ottawa , gatineau-hull , free , food , chelsea , centretown , art

Effluent Delta N 57.13.58 W 111.33.48 Shell Albian Sands B2401569 2008Friday

La Petite Mort Gallery presents...
One Night Only Exhibit
EL MAKS & SPECIAL GUESTS: MEEN & AZDEAD
"INGLORIOUS BEASTIES" : Mixed Media, Found Objects & Paintings.
Friday August 13, 2010 /7-10 pm | 306 Cumberland St

Wurm Gallery | Invisible Cinema presents:
STUCK TOGETHER...  (...WE COME AS A PACKAGE DEAL)
Collage and Paintings by Izzy Pouliot & Merrill O’Malley
One Month Exhibit
August  13TH – September 22ND, 2010
Opening Night: Friday August 13TH, 2010  8pm
319 Lisgar St.

Saturday

La Petite Mort Gallery presents...
FIVE DAY EXHIBIT
KARL GOERTZEN
A Life in Paint
August 14-19, 2010
Vernissage: Saturday August 14, 2010/ 7-10 p.m. | 306 Cumberland St














Aug 12
2010

Thursday Art - August 12, 2010

Posted by admin in performing arts , out on the town , ottawa , orleans , art

Experience the sights and sounds of Ottawa’s artists this summer! Some of Ottawa’s most talented performers are being featured at wading pool parks throughout July and August. Themed events will offer a variety of arts activities for children and youth on Thursdays from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., including an artistic performance from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m.
The Magic of Vito and Diego (magicians)
Thursday, August 12
Dutchies Park, 154 Mann Ave. (corner of Range)
Rain date: August 13
Enjoy a BBQ lunch on site (11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m.), as well as games and other special groups between 11 a.m. and 4 p.m. Bring your bathing suit for the wading pool, too! Check ottawa.ca for all the details – and for all other special events at the City’s 56 wading pools.

FAREWELL TO SUMMER a Solo Exhibition by Margaret Chwialkowska
August 6 to November 4, 2010 at the CASINO
Series of oil paintings rendered with a palette knife, inspired by the Ottawa Region autumn landscape, lusty sculpted, drenched with vibrant colour, infused with light and dramatic textures.
Casino du Lac-Leamy, 1, Boulevard du Casino, Gatineau, Quebec
Opening Reception: Thursday, August 12, 6.00 – 8.00 p.m.
For more information call: 613-729-9351, email: mchwialkowska@rogers.com or visit: www.artistsincanada.com/margaret
Three Openings at the Ottawa Art Gallery
Thursday 12 August 2010 at 5:30pm
13 August - 24 October 2010
Marie-Josée Laframboise
Network Installations
Curated by Eve-Lyne Beaudry,
Exhibition produced and circulated by Musée d’art de Joliette
Marie-Josée Laframboise produces large scale, site specific installations constructed of everyday materials such as twine, fabric, nets, plastic coated wires, and plastic containers. Her installation at OAG will be located in both the interior and exterior spaces of the gallery. The artist links and reveals architectural details by wrapping, weaving, and contouring them to create new paths and obstacles that the viewer negotiates.
13 August - 24 October 2010
Dipna Horra
Avaaz
Curator: Andrea Fatona
A series of sound spaces or audio structures that are integrated into the architecture of the gallery space.  An immersive environment or atmosphere is created for the viewer/listener based on sound recordings derived from multiple origins such as recited poetry, chatter, traffic etc. Avaaz is a word in Punjabi that describes both sound and voice.
7 August – 17 October 2010
At Land’s End
Curator: Anik Glaude
Artists: James M. Barnsley, Paul Beaulieu, Alan Collier, Bruce Garner, Robert Harris, Edwin Holgate, A.Y. Jackson, Arthur Lismer, Henri Masson, Doris McCarthy, Donald C. MacKay, Louis Muhlstock, George Pepper, Claude Picher, Joe Plaskett, Jack Shadbolt, Philip Surrey
Historically, landscape painters have employed oceanic imagery to create idyllic scenery and to represent both the powerful and destructive nature of the sea. At Land's End highlights a selection of artworks from the Firestone Collection of Canadian Art that reflects the continuous convergence of land and sea that shapes this country's utmost border. Arts Court, 2 Daly Avenue

BLINK Gallery presents ROZEMARIJN OUDEJANS, "Clothes for my poems" - monoprints and etchings
VERNISSAGE
Thursday, August 12, 6 to 9pm
EXHIBIT CONTINUES
Friday, August 13, 1 to 6pm
Saturday, August 14, 12 to 5pm
Sunday, August 15, 12 to 5pm
This exhibit of Rozemarijn Oudejans' prints consists of two series that both explore the subject of mental health. "Clothes for my poems" is a series of
etchings that were inspired by teenage poems. The etchings illustrate each poem and serve as clothes for the vulnerable thoughts on paper that have been hidden for so long.Currently resides in Header House, Major’s Hill Park (Across from the National Gallery of Canada at the foot of the Alexandra Bridge. Look for the little stone building.) PEDESTRIAN ACCESS ONLY.

Ottawa School of Art Gallery in Orleans is holding a vernissage for their latest exhibition – the second annual Instructors Show this Thursday August 12th from 6pm to 8pm in the OSA Gallery at the Shenkman Arts Centre. It is a group show featuring art by 26 of the School’s Instructors, and the gallery will be packed full of a wide variety of work. Artists will be in attendance, and we wanted to invite you to come take part in the opening.
Ottawa School of Art Orleans Campus, 245 Centrum Boulevard

Aug 11
2010

SAW Video Employment Opportunity : Media Arts Programmer

Posted by admin in saw , ottawa , jobs

SAW Video seeks a Media Arts Programmer to plan and implement our ongoing dynamic media arts programming.
SAW Video’s Programmer oversees all aspects of presentation programming at SAW Video including: curating programs; planning, organizing, and presenting screenings, exhibitions and other media arts events; preparing grant applications for programming activities in conjunction with SAW Video’s Director; negotiating artist and curator fees, coordinating travel and accommodation for guest artists and curators; writing promotional and critical text on programming events; overseeing the design and production of programming materials; updating programming section of the website; fostering collaborations with presenting partners locally, nationally, and internationally; and attending regional and national festivals/events related to media art when possible.
Hours of work: 32 hours per week (4 days a week)
Starting wage: $16 per hour plus dental/health benefits
Qualifications:
The selected individual will have:

  •  A minimum of 3 years media arts curatorial experience;
  • Extensive knowledge of contemporary media art practice and the media arts milieu in Canada and abroad;
  • Proven grant and critical writing experience;
  • Strong planning and organizational skills, with the ability to prioritize and manage several tasks simultaneously;
  • Excellent verbal and written communication skills;
  • Self-motivation and the ability to work independently and collaboratively;
  • Proficiency with design software an asset;
  • Bilingualism is a strong asset.

Deadline for applications: Friday, August 20th, 2010 at 5pm
Please submit by mail, fax, or email the following documents:
- A letter of intent (up to 2 pages) describing your skills and experience as they relate to this position
- Curriculum vitae or résumé
- Three references with names, positions and contact information
Send to:
Hiring Committee – Programmer
SAW Video Association
67 Nicholas St., Ottawa, Ontario K1N 7B9
Phone: (613) 238-7648 / Fax: (613) 238-4617
E-mail: sawvideo@sawvideo.com
SAW Video is committed to employment equity. We thank all applicants for their interest; however, only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
About SAW Video:
SAW Video is an artist-run centre committed to support ground-breaking artistic production, presentation and programming of independent video and media art. SAW Video provides many services to its membership including affordable technical facilities, and a wide range of programmes designed to create an atmosphere that will inspire production through the exchange of ideas around form, content and style.
In addition to providing affordable access to video production and post-production facilities, our activities include production support programmes for video artists, a comprehensive range of introductory, inter-mediate and advanced workshops and as well as screenings and exhibitions. For more information on SAW Video, check out our web site: www.sawvideo.com.
SAW Video – Centre for the Media Arts
67 Nicholas Street, Ottawa, Ontario CANADA K1N 7B9
tel. (613) 238-7648 / (613) 238-4617 fax

Aug 11
2010

CALL TO ARTISTS FIFTH INTERNATIONAL DIGITAL MINPRINT EXHIBITION

Posted by admin in submissions , ottawa , art

This is an invitation to all professional artists to participate in
the FIFTH INTERNATIONAL DIGITAL MINPRINT EXHIBITION, to be held in
Ottawa (Canada) from November 6 to December 14, 2010.
Artists should submit works of 25 cm by 20 cm (a maximum of two per artist) no later than August 15, 2010.
Disconnection Imminent is the theme of the 2010 edition of the exhibition. The text pertaining to the theme can be found on the Web page mentioned below. Artists are required to write a short text linking the submitted artwork to the theme.
The curator, Line Dezainde, will select the works to be included in the exhibit and a jury comprised of three reputable artists will decide on the cash prize winners and the honourable mentions.
Participation in the exhibition is free. The exhibition will be held at Centre d'artistes Voix Visuelle.
Details and entry forms can be found on the website:
http://numartexpo.ca/
Centre d’artistes Voix Visuelle
81, avenue Beechwood, Ottawa (Ontario) K1N 6E2
(613) 748-6954
voix_visuelle@hotmail.com
http://www.voixvisuelle.ca

Aug 11
2010

Queer Youth Comics Project

Posted by admin in writing , workshop , ottawa , comics , art

In partnership with SAW Gallery and Pink Triangle Services (PTS), the Trans Arts Collective is presenting the Queer Youth Comics Project (QYCP). The QYCP is a French and English workshop series teaching LGBTTQ youth how to write and draw comics for self-expression in a supportive environment. This is an innovative initiative to establish more arts programming for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, two-spirited and queer youth in the Ottawa/Outaouais region between the ages of 16 and 25 and their allies.
The last workshop will be a community panel discussion on queer youth open to the public. Discussions will be generated from the workshop participants’ comics. All members of the public are invented to attend to learn more about queer youth. We hope to continue the community dialogue on LGBTTQ youth with an exhibition at the Shenkman Arts Centre in January 2010.
Workshop Dates:
Tuesday, September 14, 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Tuesday, September 26, 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Tuesday, October 12, 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Tuesday, October 24, 6:00-9:00 p.m.
Tuesday, November 9, 6:00-9:00 p.m.
*French and English workshops will be at the same time but at different locations except for the final workshop. The November 9 workshops will be at Club SAW.
English Workshop Location:
Club SAW at SAW Gallery
67 Nicholas Street
Ottawa, ON K1N 7B9
French Workshop Location:
Pink Triangle Services (PTS)
251 Bank St, Suite 301
Ottawa, ON
K2P 1X3
Workshop fee is $100 per workshop participant.
Donations to the project are welcome. Business and community sponsorships are available. Volunteers are needed.
For more information, please contact:
Trans Arts Collective
queeryouthcomics@gmail.com
or
PTS
pinktriangle@bell.net
(613) 563-4818
For QYCP updates, please visit www.facebook.com/qyouthcomics or www.vecroyale.com.

Aug 11
2010

Call to Artists - Old Ottawa South Art and Music Festival

Posted by admin in submissions , ottawa , music , festival , art

Call to Artists:
6th Annual Old Ottawa South Art and Music Festival has expanded to two days!  Sept. 18/19th.  2010
Call to artists is now up at www.oosartandmusicfestival.ca
This is a juried show, open to all artists in all fine arts medium.  Please follow the links on our website for your application and friend us on facebook:  Old Ottawa South Art and Music Festival
oldottawasouth@gmail.com for questions and contact.

Aug 11
2010

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS: Don't Forget - Art exhibition and fundraiser - Alzheimer Society of Ottawa and Renfrew County

Posted by admin in submissions , renfrew , ottawa , art

CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Don't Forget
art exhibition and fundraiser
Organized by Saint Brigid’s Centre for the Arts & ARTemisia.
SEPTEMBER 24-26, 2010
Saint Brigid’s Centre for the Arts
310 St. Patrick Street, Ottawa ON, K1N 5K5
The purpose of this art exhibition is to support the Alzheimer Society of Ottawa and Renfrew County through the exhibition and sale of original artworks that explore the theme of memory.
What is it like to experience nostalgia, or déjà-vu? Why do we remember some things better than others? Or, how are certain memories attached to sensory experience – the cologne of an ex-lover, the taste of a home-cooked meal, the sounds of a particular space or city. How is our identity defined by our memories of the past, and do we change if these events are forgotten? We invite you to interpret the theme of memory broadly and uniquely.
We are looking for works in a variety of affordable two and three-dimensional media that treat the theme in a lighthearted, insightful and creative way. This event will not be juried, however, we ask that all submitted works be
suitable and relevant.
As part of the fundraising effort, we will be asking artists to contribute a percentage of sales. Members of the public who come to the art show in September will be encouraged to make a voluntary donation.
REGISTRATION DEADLINE: FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 3rd, 2010
For any inquiries, please contact us at Saint Brigid’s Centre for the Arts:
Office: 613 244-7373 E-mail: info@sbcottawa.ca

Aug 11
2010

Ottawa Terry Fox run 2010 - Poster contest

Posted by admin in submissions , ottawa , contest , art

Show us what Terry Fox means to you!
Using the medium of your choice, create a 30th Anniversary Terry Fox Run Poster for the Ottawa Run.  Posters must be no larger than 11” x 17” and should be dropped off at a Wallack’s location* by August 20th, 2010.
There will be plenty of prizes and the winners will present their posters at the Opening Ceremonies of the Ottawa Run on Sunday, September 19th.

  • There are two age categories: 7-12, 13-18
  • Participants must clearly indicate their name, age on September 19, 2010, telephone number and school on the back of their poster
  • Artists can pick up their poster on September 19th at the Ottawa Terry Fox Run at Anniversary Park between 10 am and 3 pm or contact organizers for other arrangements.  Posters not claimed will be kept by the organizers.
  • Terry Fox Run organizers and Wallack’s are not responsible for lost or damaged posters.
  • Wallack’s locations include: 231 Bank St. (downtown), 3657 Richmond Rd (Nepean), 2012 Tenth Line Rd (Orleans)
  • Questions?  Visit our facebook page “Ottawa Terry Fox Run” or phone: 613-239-4142

 

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