April 12, 2009
February 6, 2009
Day 126 of a 365-Day Portrait of Canada: Ottawa’s Winterlude
Ottawa is a sea of amazing buildings and public sculptures. On the left you have a statue of Sir Wilfrid Laurier Canada’s first francophone Prime Minister. On the right is a detail of the Fairmount Chateau Laurier.
Squirrel Tracks in the snow on Victoria Island, Ottawa
Classic Hudson Bay Company Jacket
The first day of Ottawa’s Winterlude Winter Festival
Two proud fathers en route to Ottawa’s Winterlude Winter Festival.
Hull, Quebec
Government of Canada building on Friday afternoon at 6:34p.m. Why are all those lights on?
Late night hockey match in Hull, Quebec
January 28, 2009
Day 117 of a 365-Day Portrait of Canada: We Love Canada Flag Mosaic / Winter Roads in Ottawa
Winter Road on the Way into Hull, Quebec
Plowing highway 5; so far this we’ve been in five major snow blizzards. We purchased snow tires which has saved us many times over.
The weather in Canada shapes us. Take a look at this mother with her child lending into the wind while crossing a icy overpass.
With the transit strike in its 50th day, the citizens of Ottawa are very upset with the city and the union for not being able to reach an agreement. The traffic was three times as busy as it was the last time we were in Ottawa.
Walking Home From Work
Bus Stop
Commute home from Ottawa to Hull, Quebec. The Quebec bus drivers did not go on strike.
Tree in Front of the Supreme Court of Canada
Flag of the Day
