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Ottawa Tourism offers free digital passport filled with discounts to woo locals and visitors to Ottawa businesses

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Ottawa Tourism on Wednesday launched a free digital “passport” of discounts from more than 60 local businesses that is meant to spark the city’s pandemic-ravaged economy.

The passport’s offers, which are downloadable at ottawatourism.ca/myottawa-pass , are valid through July 31. The discounts are to be redeemed directly through smartphone technology as part of contactless interactions in line with COVID-19 best practices.

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“With the #MyOttawa Pass, Ottawa Tourism is switching gears and focusing on Ottawans as the first ones to help get Ottawa’s tourism industry back on its feet. We are promoting the #MyOttawa Pass as a way to rediscover our city and start spending money again at local tourism businesses, particularly at a time when, for them, every dollar counts,” Michael Crockatt, Ottawa Tourism’s president and CEO, said in a statement.

Some of the businesses represented in the discount collection are Holtz Spa, Ottawa Biplane Adventures, Saunders Farm, the Bytown Museum and the Ottawa Art Gallery.

In an average year, roughly 11 million visitors come to Ottawa and spend $2.2 billion. The comparable figure in 2020 will drop by more than 60 per cent to just $800 million because of COVID-19, Ottawa Tourism estimates.

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Ottawa Museums Pass

Do it all in a day or three.

With so many museums and galleries to visit in Ottawa, make the most of your trip using the Ottawa Museums Pass! Take advantage of discounted admission to top cultural experiences and exhibits in Canada’s capital. The Ottawa Museums Pass allows you to maximize your time in the city, while minimizing your budget. Experience 10 museums and galleries for one low price. Choose from a one-day or a three-day pass and save on admission! The Ottawa Museums Pass is delivered to your phone (no app required) via text and email for safe, touchless entry.

1-Day Ottawa Museums Pass

If you’re planning a quick visit, our one-day pass can be used over any 24 hour period. Start your museum adventure at noon on day one, finish it the next morning!

• Valid for 24 hours after first use
• Available for immediate use upon receipt via email and text
• Must be used within 60 days from date of purchase
• Pass is valid for a single admission to each participating attraction

Pricing: Adults – $39 Children – $25

3-Day Ottawa Museums Pass

This is the affordable way to spend a few days exploring Ottawa’s top cultural experiences and exhibits.

• Valid for 72 hours after first use

Use promo code OTTAWA30 to save an additional 30% OFF.

For a limited time: Adults – $55.30 Children – $34.30

Regular Pricing: Adults – $79 Children – $49

Participating Attractions

Bytown Museum

Regular admission.

Learn about Ottawa’s recent history, from the early years of Rideau Canal construction, through the rough and tumble times of early Bytown, to Ottawa’s designation as Canada’s capital and beyond. The museum is fittingly located inside the city’s oldest stone building and can be found next to the Ottawa Locks where the canal opens into the Ottawa River.

Canada Agriculture and Food Museum

Delight your kids at this farm within the city, where they can meet farm animals and learn where their food comes from.

Delve into Canada’s farming heritage, food literacy, and the relationship between agricultural science and daily life at the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum in Ottawa. Learn about canola, aquaculture and more. Meet full-grown and baby animals, including horses, cows, alpacas, pigs, goats, sheep and rabbits!

Canada Aviation and Space Museum

Canada’s aviation and aerospace history is celebrated at one of the world’s finest museums in its field. There are plenty civil and military aircraft and artifacts to see at the Canada Aviation and Space Museum, such as propellers and engines, as well as an opportunity to explore the story of flight through demonstrations, guided tours, and more.

Canada Science and Technology Museum

Visitors can learn about steam locomotives, telescopes, cameras, gold miners, climate change, hydroelectricity and much more through exhibitions at the family-friendly Canada Science and Technology Museum. Visitors are invited to discover, play, and experience how people – through curiosity, observation, and creativity – have made Canada and continue to shape its future.

Canadian Museum of History

For one of the most rewarding museum experiences in the National Capital Region, don’t miss the Canadian Museum of History. Designed by Indigenous architect Douglas Cardinal, the Museum celebrates the diverse histories, stories and cultures of Indigenous Peoples through galleries, displays and monumental works of art, while also exploring the compelling personal stories that have shaped Canada, from earliest times to the present day. Youngsters and their families will love learning through play at the Canadian Children’s Museum, and visitors of all ages will enjoy the thrill of the large-screen adventures at CINÉ+.

Canadian Museum of Nature

Explore seven fascinating galleries: dinosaur fossils, mammals, minerals, birds, live insects, Canada’s Arctic and more. Set in a historic castle just minutes from Parliament Hill. Fun for the whole family!

Learn about the country’s wild spaces from coast to coast to coast through exhibits and interactive activities.

Canadian War Museum

The iconic Canadian War Museum is a must-see destination for anyone interested in the cost of conflict and humankind’s enduring desire for peace. The Museum explores Canadian military history from early wars in Canada to contemporary conflicts. It features unique architecture, a display of large military artillery, thought-provoking exhibitions, moving personal stories of Canadians in times of war, priceless works of art, and spaces for quiet reflection and remembrance.

Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum

Regular admission with self-guided tour.

Immerse yourself in Canada’s Cold War history as you tour this four-storey underground bunker in rural Ottawa. Originally designed to safeguard Canada’s government in the event of a nuclear attack, the Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum is now a national historic site that plays a crucial role in understanding a critical period in recent world history.

Tour recreated government workspaces, living quarters, and cryptographic areas that are equipped with vintage maps, rotary telephones, and early-age computers. Highlights include the Prime Minister’s Suite, the War Cabinet Room, and the Bank of Canada Vault.

National Gallery of Canada

Discover world-renowned contemporary and historical artworks – including painting, sculpture, photography, and multimedia – at this iconic site located near the vibrant ByWard Market.

Learn about our collective story through art in the Indigenous and Canadian Galleries, a massive display that includes works from time immemorial to the present day. Explore the collection in the contemporary and European and American galleries and take in world-class special exhibitions.

Royal Canadian Mint

Take a fascinating tour to learn how coins are made, and shop for unique gifts and collectibles in an historic building near the ByWard Market area.

On your tour, you can learn about the precise art and craft of coin-making, see over $1 million worth of pure gold and even hold a solid gold bar! Discover the mint’s storied history, which includes a Guinness World Record for producing the world’s largest coin—a 100-kilogram coin made of 99.999% pure gold with a face value of $1 million. On weekdays, you can also watch coins being made.

How this Pass Works

Step 1 – Get Your Pass

This mobile exclusive passport is a collection of attractions to explore in Ottawa.

Step 2 – Receive Text

Your passport will be instantly delivered to your phone via text and email and is ready to use immediately! There is no app to download. Your pass can be saved to your phone’s home screen for easy one-tap access.

Step 3 – Redeem

When visiting a participating business, simply present your phone to the attendant or staff member to redeem admission.

Frequently Asked Questions

Clicking on the calendar icon in the mobile pass will let you know when you can start using the pass, or if it’s already activated. You can also see the date your pass expires and is no longer available through this feature. A pass must be activated within 60 days of purchase. Activation of a pass can take place at any of the attractions and will occur at your first use of the pass with an attraction.

Our passes are digital only and require a mobile phone to access. Therefore, they are not offered in printed or physical formats.

We do not currently offer upgrading to a different duration pass.

To transfer a pass to another recipient, click the Transfer icon on the Pass page. From there, enter the recipient’s information. Email address is required to transfer the pass. Please note that passes that have already recorded a redemption cannot be transferred to another user.

Refunds on a pass that has not been activated can be requested within 60 days of your purchase of the pass, after which no refunds will be provided. Restrictions on refunds apply. No refunds will be provided where a pass is activated or in respect of any specific attraction. For full details, please read our Terms and Conditions .

In our system, one “day” equates to 24 hours of usage. So, if you make your first redemption in the afternoon on a 1-Day Pass, you will have exactly 24 hours from that time to continue using your pass at other locations. The clock starts after your first redemption, and your pass will expire after the number of hours associated with the duration of your pass.

Some attractions on the pass may require that you select a date and time to visit. If this is the case, information on how to make the reservation will be included on the Admission page for that attraction.

Please reach out to the attraction to speak with a staff member. Clicking on the ‘Info’ button on the Venue page will provide you with a phone number to call.

Unless specified in the venue’s offering, additional fees like parking are not included.

Our passes look and feel like an app but are actually mobile-optimized websites that are immediately delivered to your phone after signing up or purchasing. Your pass will also update in real time if an update is made, eliminating the need to update your pass through the App or Google Play store.

Submit a help request through the mobile pass by going to More > Request Support and our support team would be happy to update this for you. Please include the account information that needs to be updated in your request.

Please reach out to our support team via phone, text, or email at 1-888-921-5333 and [email protected] . You can also submit a help request through the pass by going to More > Request Support.

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Ottawa Tourism launches new virtual pass

By Alex Black

Posted Aug 1, 2023 10:23:20 AM.

Last Updated Aug 1, 2023 09:12:11 PM.

In an effort to attract more visitors to the nation’s capital, Ottawa Tourism has launched a new virtual pass.

The organization says the ‘Visit Ottawa Pass’ rolls admission to seven attractions into one price point and easy to use virtual ticket.

Visitors can choose from the following two options:

• 1-Day Visit Ottawa Pass, valid for 24 hours after first use ($59+tax for adult; $42+tax for child).
• 3-Day Visit Ottawa Pass, valid for 72 hours after first use ($94+tax for adult; $69+tax for child).

Each ‘Visit Ottawa Pass’ includes admission for one person to the following tourism attractions:

• Canadian War Museum
• Canadian Museum of History
• Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum
• National Gallery of Canada
• Royal Canadian Mint
• The Haunted Walk
• Gray Line Ottawa* (1-day Hop-On-Hop-Off Ticket; May to October only)
• Cobblestone Tours* (Winter Tour Ticket; November to April only)

“Ottawa Tourism is excited to work with our members to offer visitors an easy to use product for exploring our destination,” says Michael Crockatt, Ottawa Tourism president  and chief executive officer (CEO). “The Visit Ottawa Pass is another tool in our toolbox to not only attract more visitors to Ottawa, but help them experience the beauty, history, and stories of our city while they are here.”

The Visit Ottawa Pass, available for purchase at visitottawapass.ca , is delivered to your phone via text and email for safe, touchless entry.

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Save On Activities This Summer With The #MyOttawa Pass

Ottawa Tourism has created a savings passport to fuel more adventures in the capital this summer. This is the perfect summer to be a tourist in your backyard. The #MyOttawa Pass is a great way to experience new things in Ottawa, support local businesses, and save for more adventures at the same time.

How To Get Your Free #MyOttawa Pass

Sign up for the free digital pass online here . Present the offer to participating businesses to redeem and save. Make sure to check hours of operation before your activity as businesses start to resume operations again There are plenty of categories that you can explore. Here’s some highlights below: 

Attractions and Activities Deals

Diefenbunker museum.

Have you been to this secret museum? It’s an underground bunker turned museum that you’ll find in Carp. You’ll learn about a piece of Ottawa’s history as you explore this museum. Save on admission and then explore Carp with this guide.

White Water Rafting

Have you been white water rafting in the capital? Head out on the water with #MyOttawa Pass discounts from OWL Rafting or Rafting Momentum. 

See more attractions and activities here . 

Tour and Rental Deals

Go on a food tour.

Enjoy discounts on foodie gems with the #MyOttawa Pass . Take a tour with À La Carte Tours. Take a tour of cooking class with C’est Bon Cooking. Each tour will take you to unique places and restaurants where you can enjoy delicious bites. 

Go On A Bike Tour

Enjoy discounts on a sightseeing tour of Ottawa by bike or e-scooter with Escape Bicycle Tours and Rentals. They’ll take you to Ottawa’s major attractions, hidden gems and historic landmarks, and more. 

RentABike offers free tours with the purchase of a rental. 

The Haunted Walk of Ottawa

Hear ghost stories and eerie tales on a walking tour with The Haunted Walk of Ottawa. 

Ottawa Biplane Adventures

Take a ride in a retro bi-plane and tour Ottawa through the sky for a unique vantage point. Save on their parliament hill flights with the #MyOttawa Pass.

Ottawa Walking Tour

Interested in hearing unique stories and sights in the capital? Use the #MyOttawa Pass to save on Ottawa Walking Tours and uncover a new side of Ottawa. 

Find more ways to save on tours and rentals with the #MyOttawa Pass here . 

#MyOttawa Pass Accommodation Discounts

A change of scenery can help unlock vacation mode. Use the #MyOttawa pass to treat yourself to a night away without leaving the city. Save on spots like Andaz Hotel where you can enjoy drinks on their rooftop patio. What about a night inside a converted jail cell? Read about my night at the HI Ottawa Jail Hostel here.  

There are plenty of savings on accommodation with the #MyOttawa Pass here . 

Restaurant Deals

Use this guide for nearby scenic picnic spots in Ottawa and pair it with some #MyOttawa Pass savings at spots like Freshii Westboro, Bar Robo in Queen St Fare and Fiazza Fresh Fired Pizza. 

Enjoy international cuisine at Kasbah Village Moroccan Cuisine, La Catrina Churros + Café Bar, Pho By Night and more. Try cheese from all over the world with International Cheese Inc. 

Satisfy your sweet tooth at spots like Oh So Good Desserts, Aux Delices Bakery & Pastry, Mimi’s Donuts and more.

Enjoy savings with the #MyOttawa Pass on patio destinations like Blue Cactus, Metropolitain Brasserie Restaurant, Zak’s Diner and more. 

Save on a super fun bar crawl with Thursty Pedaler. Their multi-person bike is powered by your pedalling and as a group you make your way to each new destination. It’s a ton of fun and not hard to pedal 🙂 

Find more restaurant savings with the #MyOttawa Pass here . 

Fancy a shopping day in the capital? Use the #MyOttawa Pass to unlock savings at spots like Twiss & Weber, KANIA, Milk Shop and more. 

Now the question is, which deal will you unlock first? Make sure to get your free digital #MyOttawa Pass and start saving now 🙂 

Julia started Little Miss Ottawa as a way to explore her hometown as a traveller would. She’s always planning her next adventure, whether it’s local or abroad. You’ll find her exploring with her camera in hand. She hopes Little Miss Ottawa helps bring you on new and fun adventures. Happy exploring :)

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Ottawa Tourism Launches Ottawa Summer Savings Pass

Posted on June 16, 2024

Ottawa Tourism has launched two new passes: the  Ottawa Summer Savings Pass  and the  Ottawa Museums Pass . These virtual passes combine admission prices to seven attractions or ten museums respectively, into a single price point, providing an easy-to-use digital admission.  

The Ottawa Summer Savings Pass is valid for 3 days following its first use and is available for purchase for $119 for adults and $99 for children. The pass provides access to the following attractions:

• Camp Fortune – mountain pipe coaster
• Escape Bicycle Tours and Rentals – bicycle, e-bike, or electric scooter rental
• Ottawa Boat Cruises – choose from Rideau Canal or Ottawa River cruise
• RentABike – bike rental
• BeaverTails ByWard Market – Ottawa’s famous BeaverTails pastry
• Parc Omega – 12 km self-guided driving safari to see Canadian wildlife
• The Haunted Walk – tour of various sites with paranormal stories in downtown Ottawa 

The Ottawa Museums Pass is available in 1-day and 3-day formats. The 1-day pass is priced at $39 for adults and $25 for children, while the 3-day pass is available for $79 for adults and $49 for children. The pass includes museum admission to:

• Bytown Museum
• Canada Agriculture and Food Museum
• Canada Aviation and Space Museum
• Canada Science and Technology Museum
• Canadian Museum of History
• Canadian Museum of Nature
• Canadian War Museum
• Diefenbunker: Canada’s Cold War Museum
• National Gallery of Canada
• Royal Canadian Mint 

“These passes provide an excellent opportunity for Ottawa to promote some of our top attractions to give visitors an experience to remember that showcases the rich culture and history of our city, as well as its summer beauty, all at a great value,” says Michael Crockatt, President and CEO of Ottawa Tourism. “They will not only improve the experience for visitors, but also encourage them to extend their stay, allowing them to contribute even more to our visitor economy.” 

The Summer Savings Pass and Ottawa Museums Pass are available for purchase at  visitottawapasses.ca  and is delivered to customers phones via text and email for safe, touchless entry (no app required).  

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Ottawa Tourism Launches ‘Visit Ottawa Pass’ as Easy Way to Enjoy Canada’s Capital

Ottawa Tourism has launched the Visit Ottawa Pass , a virtual attractions pass which rolls admission to seven attractions into one price point and easy to use virtual ticket.

Visitors can choose between the 1-Day Visit Ottawa Pass, valid for 24 hours after first use, or the 3-Day Visit Ottawa Pass, valid for 72 hours after first use.

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Include saving a few bucks in your plans with these discount coupons, and value-packed passes and tickets for Ottawa tourism attractions.

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Check Groupon for Deals on Ottawa Things to Do

Visit the Ottawa Groupon page and you’ll find savings of anywhere from 40-90% on attractions, tours, boat cruises, theatre tickets, dinner spots and accommodations.

The Groupon Ottawa page is a smart place to check out when you’re first planning your trip and even when you’re in the middle of your Ottawa visit because new deals get added weekly and even daily many times.

Get last minute tickets to a concert or game

A great, reliable source for last minute tickets is Stubhub . You can often pay less than the face value of the ticket when you purchase it a few minutes before the show or event.

Free or Nearly Free Ottawa Attractions, Activities and Museums

While there currently is no discount pass available to purchase in Ottawa, Ottawa Tourism has put together a list of attractions, activities and museums that you can access for free or nearly free.

This list includes Parliament Hill, Rideau Hall, walking tours and the must-see museums in town.

Tickets to Popular Ottawa Activities

Strolling through museums isn’t the only thing people do when they visit Ottawa.

Here are some more popular options to consider when planning your escape to Canada’s capital.

Book early as these memorable Ottawa activities and outings can sell out fast, especially during peak tourist season.

• Rideau Canal Cruise in Ottawa
• Best of Ottawa Bike Tour
• Ultimate Adventure Whitewater Rafting Ottawa River
• By Ward Market Tasting Experience

Be thrifty and practical! This information was accurate when published, but can change without notice. We recommend you confirm all details with the provider in question before planning your excursion.

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YOU SAID IT: Let us see shrinkflation

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A recent report confirms previous studies and what many shoppers have endured — perhaps unknowingly — for quite some time. The report identifies as much as 20 per cent of products have been the subject of shrinkflation over the last five years. Naturally, getting less product for the same or even higher price means much lower value for consumers, who are already seeing their grocery budgets stretched to or beyond the breaking point.

Federal legislators could implement a solution that is virtually cost-free for the government and consumers. As is the law in some other countries, manufacturers could be mandated to prominently display on labels products that have been affected by shrinkflation, showing the percentage reduction and the resulting increased price per unit (ounce, pound, dozen, etc.).

Including revised per-unit information would ensure price increases instituted (read: sneaked in) at the same time as size reductions would also be obvious to consumers. They may not boycott the product, but at least they would be armed with better information on which to base continuing purchase decisions or change brands.

How about it, Jagmeet Singh? You’re so seized with fighting for “struggling Canadians,” when will your Dippers introduce such a private member’s bill and force Comrade Justin Trudeau to acquiesce and pass it?

NOT RUNNING LIKE A BUSINESS

I could never figure out why The City of Ottawa couldn’t be run like a business. Then someone turned the lights on for me. Here are some things I never considered. When sales are slow for a prolonged period of time, owners consider laying staff off. The city considers the status quo in staffing as the right thing to do. Maybe add a few! In the real world, businesses might consider a reduction of services. On the other hand, the city is involved in far too many services that are not in their purview. Private enterprise is always keeping an eye on expenses. The city not so much.

I’ve been a resident of this city for 75 years and in that time I have never heard a city employee or elected official say, “We made a mistake.” They continue to spend.

In business, you make a mistake and you have no business.

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Roughriders tie Redblacks 22-22 as CFL Command Centre takes over

It appeared as though the Roughriders secured Thursday night's game in Ottawa before the Command Centre overruled a call on the field, which allowed the Redblacks to ultimately tie the game

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The CFL’s Command Centre stole a victory from the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Thursday night.

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After the Roughriders appeared to win their Week 10 contest against the Ottawa Redblacks, the CFL’s Command Centre stepped in at the end of double overtime and called Saskatchewan for roughing the passer.

The call allowed the Redblacks to continue their drive, which ultimately led to a field goal to end the game in a 22-22 tie.

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“I had already shaken hands with (Redblacks head coach Bob Dyce) and a bunch of players and other coaches,” said Roughriders’ head coach Corey Mace. “Then (the officials) came and approached me and said that they were putting the play under review.

“And I was confused because they had waved the flag and the game was over.

“At that point, it was try to get an explanation which the on-field officials were waiting from the league’s replay booth and when everybody else heard the news, that’s when I heard the news.

“And it was just kind of hope everybody was still on the field; a few players already went to the locker room.”

“It was just a unique situation.”

It was the second time the Command Centre overturned a ruling on the field during overtime as Mace successfully challenged a call for pass interference on third down during Saskatchewan’s first OT possession, which resulted in a touchdown to extend the game.

The tie leaves the Riders with a 5-3-1 record, while the Redblacks move to 5-2-1.

“Crazy as any I’ve ever been part of,” said Riders’ quarterback Shea Patterson , who completed 30-of-49 passes for 299 yards with two touchdowns and three interceptions. “You go from a rollercoaster of a game, getting through the highs and lows, fighting together and finally you think you feel like you actually came out of it with a W.

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“There’s the hugs and there’s the emotions of winning, almost walking off the field, until it gets kind of taken away from you.”

Thursday’s result was the first tie in the CFL since 2017 and first involving Saskatchewan since 2009.

“It’s a little weird feeling,” said Riders’ defensive back Rolan Milligan Jr., who had eight total tackles, an interception and a knockdown. “That’s my first time ever tying a game.

“It kind of goes both ways. It’s weird. Some guys are down, some guys are just like ‘it is what it is.’ ”

With heavy rain falling at TD Place in Ottawa, neither team could generate much offence early.

In the second quarter, Riders’ defensive lineman Miles Brown inadvertently rolled into Redblacks’ quarterback Dru Brown, who was forced to leave the game with a lower leg injury. Dustin Crum entered the game for Ottawa.

Crum threw for 211 yards and rushed for 72 more but Saskatchewan’s defence was able to hold the Redblacks to four field goals, while also blocking two kicks. Ottawa also had a punt single during regulation time.

For the Riders, they generated just three points through three quarters before Patterson made up for three interceptions earlier in the game by finding Shawn Bane Jr. for the 10-yard touchdown to tie the game 10-10 with under two minutes to go.

The nine-play, 70-yard drive was highlighted by a 33-yard catch by rookie receiver Dohnte Meyers, who had a team-high eight catches for 101 yards in his first career game.

“It was a monsoon in the first half, so we just had to battle the conditions and get through the adversity,” said Patterson. “Then finally, things started to click.

“We fought through the adversity. We fought through the highs and lows … just stayed together as brothers until the end.”

After an interception by Milligan, Saskatchewan’s Brett Lauther kicked a field goal to put the Riders up 13-10 with 45 seconds left before Ottawa’s Lewis Ward tied the game as time expired.

In overtime, Crum scrambled into the end zone from 11 yards out for a touchdown before the Redblacks missed the mandatory two-point convert.

With Saskatchewan needing a touchdown to extend the game, Patterson’s pass to Bane on third down fell incomplete.

However, Mace challenged the play for pass interference and the Riders were awarded a first down upon review.

On the next play, Patterson hit Samuel Emilus for the touchdown to tie the game. Saskatchewan couldn’t complete the two-point convert.

In double OT, Lauther put Saskatchewan up 22-19 before Saskatchewan sacked Crum on back-to-back plays.

However, on second down after Crum fumbled the ball — which was recovered by Saskatchewan’s Adam Auclair — the Command Centre stepped in and ruled roughing the passer on the play, which gave Ottawa a first down.

The Redblacks drove to the 14-yard line before Ward came in to kick a short field goal to end the game in a 22-22 tie.

“It wasn’t a win, which is always what we come out to do,” said Mace. “But it wasn’t a loss.

“Just something to build off — momentum-wise I guess — just that we played hard and we didn’t lose.”

After snapping a two-game losing skid, Saskatchewan will now get set to host the Montreal Alouettes on Aug. 16.

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Afro Caribbean All White Boat Party Ottawa | Events in Ottawa 2024

Starting at $35 | Join the hottest Afro-Caribbean boat party! Enjoy 3 hours of sailing, Rooftop dance floor, Live DJs, Licensed bar.

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Ottawa Boat Parties Invites You to the Premier Afro-Caribbean Boat Party 2024! 🚨

Step aboard for a vibrant evening on the Ottawa River at our Afro-Caribbean Boat Party 2024! Delve into an evening filled with the electrifying beats of the Afro-Caribbean genre, and let your spirit dance the night away.

Embrace the dynamic fusion of Afrobeats , Dancehall , Soca , and Reggae as DJ Sweet Chunes masterfully blends these tunes to create an atmosphere of joy and togetherness. Celebrate cultural diversity and unity in an exhilarating setting that brings together individuals from all walks of life.

Event Features:

• Rooftop Dance Floor: Groove under the stars on our open-air dance floor.
• Dynamic DJ Set: DJ Sweet Chunes delivers an energizing mix of Afrobeats, Dancehall, Soca, and Reggae.
• Licensed Bar: Enjoy a selection of top-shelf beverages throughout the night.
• 3-Hour River Cruise: Discover the stunning vistas of Ottawa from the water.
• Expert Photography: Have our professional photographer snap your festive moments.

Event Timing:

• Boarding Begins: 9:00 PM
• Cruise Departs: 9:30 PM
• Event Concludes: 12:30 AM

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Don’t let this pass you by! Secure your place today for a night filled with exceptional music and vibrant dances.

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Please note that our sales policy states that all ticket sales are final, and no exchanges, transfers, or refunds will be allowed after purchase.

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To gain entry to any of our events, government-issued photo identification is required. Ticket purchasers must be present with their guests during boarding. Please note that events held in the United States of America are strictly 21+, while in Canada, the minimum age requirement is 19+, with some exceptions based on provincial age limits.

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Please note that some of our events may feature a fireworks display, but this is entirely at the discretion of the city and is not guaranteed. Oceanic Entertainment Inc has no control over the display, and will not be responsible for any cancellations. If a fireworks show is confirmed, the captain will do their best to cruise through the designated route.

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Once a ticket is purchased, it cannot be refunded or exchanged, even if there are changes to the date or timing. Oceanic Entertainment Inc will send an email notification in case of any changes to the event.

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For the safety and enjoyment of all participants, we strictly prohibit entry to intoxicated individuals. Vancouver Boat Parties and Magic Yacht Charter holds a zero tolerance policy related to illegal substances aboard all vessels and anyone who is caught participating or processing any such items will not be allowed to board and substances will be confiscated. We strongly advise purchasing tickets with this policy in mind, as no exceptions will be made and no refunds will be issued.

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Port de plaisance Jacques-Cartier - Marina de Hull | 160 Laurier St, Gatineau, Quebec J8X 3X5

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European airline announces annual 'all you can fly' pass

For some it’s the dream: a flight pass around Europe and the Mediterranean.

For others, of course, it’s an ecological nightmare.

Wizz Air’s new All You Can Fly pass will allow unlimited flights for pass holders for a year, starting September 25, for as little as 499 euros (US$549).

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That’s the price if bought today before midnight in Hungary, where the airline is based. After that, the price goes up to 599 euros (US$660).

If the price sounds too good to be true, that’s because, for many people, it will be. For some, however, it’ll be just the ticket – literally.

Flights can only be booked within 72 hours of travel, so it’s best for frequent flyers who can move at the last minute. And they can only be booked as one-way fares – meaning that most people will have to book an outbound flight without knowing when exactly it will be possible to return.

It’s not really possible to book one leg and cancel if another doesn’t appear, either – cancel three times and your pass will be canceled.

The pass is also set to renew automatically – so you’ll need to cancel it if you don’t want to continue.

So what do you get? Unlimited flights – up to three in a day – for the year. For each you’ll pay a flat fee of 9.99 euros (US$11) per segment.

This is the bare-bones ticket – if you want to add luggage, seating assignments, or priority boarding (which allows you a roll-on carry-on bag) you will have to pay extra. Bags routinely cost around 50 euros per segment.

The pass covers the whole Wizz Air network, which covers much of Europe, the Mediterranean and even the Middle East. Only domestic flights within Italy are not covered.

Members must supply a preferred departure airport, from which most of your flights are likely to leave. Most of these have already sold out, with departures from mainly central eastern Europe and Norway left. Not all flights need to leave from these airports, but the airline reserves the right to cancel the pass of those it has reason to think have signed up as being from one area, but are actually from another.

The airline also isn’t guaranteeing a ride on any plane with an available seat. Its terms and conditions are rather opaque on availability, saying that “the provision of flight tickets depends on a number of internal and external factors” including the seat capacity, number of passengers on the flight, and the number of total registered All You Can Fly members – currently set at a maximum of 10,000.

The airline was not able to explain at which load level the seats are allowed or disallowed to CNN.

So is it worth it? Possibly, if you’re prepared to fly at little notice and be flexible about a return. Also, if you travel light. Most importantly, if you’re a solo traveller – even if two of you buy passes, there’s no guarantee you’ll both get space on a flight.

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But you’d also need to be a frequent flyer to make it worthwhile. One frequent Wizz flyer, who regularly flies between the U.K. and Italy, said that they usually pay around 50 euros for a basic one-way ticket, booked a couple of weeks in advance.

In June, Wizz was named the worst airline for U.K. flight delays for the third year in a row.

And although its fleet of new Airbuses makes it one of the youngest and most fuel-efficient fleets around, the rapid expansion of budget airlines is one of the main drivers of aviation’s dismal environmental record, according to lobbying group Transport & Environment.

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CFL 2024 Season Week 11 Game Preview: Ottawa Redblacks at Calgary Stampeders

Anthony miller | 20 hours ago.

• Ottawa Redblacks
• Calgary Stampeders

Week 11 of the CFL season kicks off with a cross-division matchup between the Ottawa Redblacks and the Calgary Stampeders on Thursday night.

The Redblacks are coming off a 22-22 tie with the Saskatchewan Roughriders last week. After Dru Brown’s injury, Jeremiah Masoli was named the starter at quarterback this week, despite Dustin Crum stepping in last week. The strength of Ottawa has been on defense, as the unit is second in the CFL in total defense (332.6) .

Calgary allowed 32 second-half points in last week’s loss to the Toronto Argonauts . The Stampeders defense has allowed 28.7 points per game, which is the third most in the league. One positive aspect of the season is that quarterback Jake Maier is one of the few starting quarterbacks from Week 1 who is still starting going into Week 11 without missing a game.

Ottawa enters the game with a 5-2-1 record while the Stampeders are 4-5.

Game Information

Line: Stampeders -4, O/U 49.5

Date/Location: Thursday, August 15, 2024, at McMahon Stadium in Calgary, Alberta

Kickoff Time: 9:00 pm EST

Weather Forecast: Partly Sunny, 14 Degrees Celsius

TV/Streaming: TSN, RDS, CFL+

Injury Report/Inactives

On the latest injury report for the CFL , Ottawa has five players who are out, with Dru Brown being the biggest name as he deals with a foot injury. Breakout wide receiver Kalil Pimpleton is also out with a hand injury. Three defensive players will not be playing, including defensive back Money Hunter (shoulder), linebacker Lucas Cormier (foot) and defensive lineman Nigel Romick (hamstring).

Calgary will be without three players, with special teams ace Adam Konar out with a hamstring injury. Backup quarterback Matt Shiltz practiced all week but won’t play through his ankle injury. Wide receiver Tyson Middlemost is dealing with a hamstring injury so he won’t be on the field.

Keys to Victory

Masoli may need time to ease into his first game in over a year, but he can lean on running back Ryquell Armstead to get the running game going. Pass rushers Lorenzo Mauldin and Bryce Carter need to pressure Maier to force him to make mistakes.

Calgary must put together four strong quarters, which means if the Stampeders find success in passing or running the ball, they must stick with it and keep their foot on the pedal. Their defense and special teams failed the team last week. The kickoff coverage must improve and the team needs to eliminate big plays to be allowed.

There will be a lot of excitement for Masoli's return to the field for Ottawa. Calgary has been known for trading wins and losses back and forth throughout the season. With the Stampeders undefeated at home this season, watch for Maier to go off and help propel Calgary to a win.

Calgary Stampeders 24, Ottawa Redblacks 21

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ANTHONY MILLER

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