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1683 Merivale Rd, Ottawa, ON K2G 3K2
#shoplocalonline, Baby Store, Children And Infant Accessories, Toy And Game Store
43 Blackburn Ave, Ottawa, ON K1N 8A4
Full-Time Child Care Services, Preschool Morning, Preschool Afternoons, Kindergarten Enrichment Program, Ages 18 Months - 5 Years Old, Literacy Week, Dinosaur Week, Lunar New Year, Festival Of Lights, Everyday Fun, Valley Farm, Spring Fair, Trivia Night, Vernissage, Halloween And More
53, rue Bellehumeur, Gatineau, QC J8T 6K5
Division Massothérapie, Hairstylist, Haute Coiffure, Wedding Updo, Hair Extension, Colourist, Scalp Treatment, Dandruff Treatment
Come and meet the attentive staff at 53 Karat in Gatineau for a trendy new haircut and enjoy our beauty care and treatments such as massages and hair removal. Contact 53 Karat to experience a complete and unique makeover!
10 Daly Avenue, Ottawa, ON K1N 6E2
art exhibition, art purchase, canadian art, contemporary art
Located in Ottawa's downtown core, the Ottawa Art Gallery (OAG) is Ottawa’s municipal art gallery and cultural hub. Admission is always free!
Visit this newly expanded gallery which holds local, national and international art, including The Firestone Collection of Canadian Art (FCCA), a collection containing approximately 1,600 works by influential Canadian artists.
Learn about Ottawa's artistic past and present and delve into the world of Indigenous art at the Ottawa Art Gallery. Spend time on the outdoor terraces, get creative in the Studio, and discover locally-made goods and regional art at the OAG shop and Galerie Annexe.
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318 Bank St, Ottawa, ON K2P 1Y1
Fish & Chips, Brunch Menu, British Pub, Pub, Draft Beer, Restaurant, Pot Pies, Kids Menu
Meet Me at the Oak. Why do we call the Oak royal? It all has to do with our love of history and a keen awareness of our heritage. The story goes as follows...Charles II, whose father Charles I had been beheaded by Oliver Cromwell, became a fugitive whilst running from Cromwell's army after being soundly defeated at the Battle of Worcester in 1651. He took refuge with a Major Carlis in Boscobel Woods where the two hid in an oak tree to get a good view of the approaching army. They remained all day, the King sleeping from time to time, his head on a cushion on Carlis' lap. Cromwell's troops passed under the tree but did not see him or his companion. After Cromwell died the good people of England decided a monarchy was not such a bad idea after all. Charles II was restored to the British crown. In celebration, Charles' birthday, May 29, was designated "Oak Day" in remembrance of his escape from Cromwell in 1651.