Reddit pulse / page 3
Every post from Reddit, newest first.
someone's bike got stolen overnight in Little Italy and they're asking people to keep an eye out for it. the post has no details on the bike.
someone's looking for a pumpkin patch in Ottawa that's still open after 5 pm. east end, happy to drive a bit, doesn't have to be picturesque.
anyone know the best spots in Ottawa for Halloween decorations this week? someone's planning a drive around town and wants the streets that go all out.
anyone know what's happening for halloween night? looking for dance parties, bars or clubs doing one. drop your picks.
ottawa bad movie nights is streaming mario bava and lucio fulci tonight at 6:30pm on kick. no word on cost or an in-person screening.
A poster on r/ottawa says there's a lot to be optimistic about in last night's election results. Erin Coffin unseated Allan Hubley, Chelsea Walton is replacing Glen Gower, and Joanne Chianello won Kichissippi by a big margin.
Level One Game Pub at 14 Waller Street runs a weekly board game night every Thursday at 6 PM. It's $9 with a food or drink purchase, $12 without, and it's easygoing enough for total beginners.
The National Capital Open chess tournament runs October 30 to November 1. Post in r/ottawa has the details.
Ottawa's voter turnout was abysmal, but at least the sunsets are still good, a poster on r/ottawa says.
Someone on r/ottawa says a pedestrian was struck by an SUV in Barrhaven. They're asking how many collisions like that have happened in October, and whether Halloween on Saturday is going to be rough.
Ottawa's own TALK is in the running to represent Canada at Eurovision. Voting link is on the r/ottawa thread.
Anyone know what's on for Halloween night in the city? A Reddit thread is asking beyond trick-or-treating. The Ottawa Bad Movie Night double feature is in the afternoon, so that's the only thing mentioned so far.
Someone on r/ottawa is asking why people didn't vote, and what would get them to next time. Non-voters are the majority, the poster says, and they want to hear from you.
New this week: Ottawa hospitals are joining MyChart, the digital health record system. Check if your hospital is on it.
Clarke Kelly isn't the only name getting attention today. Someone on r/ottawa is asking who's going to organize progressives for 2030 if Sutcliffe keeps the job.
Ottawa's voter turnout was the lowest in 23 years, per a thread on r/ottawa. Hard to tell yet whether that's a trend or just this race.
Someone on r/ottawa says the AMO site is showing Leiper as Mayor, even though the vote counts look consistent with the official Ottawa results. Likely a glitch, the poster thinks.
someone spotted a former OC Transpo bus parked at the No Frills in Napanee. the post got a laugh out of everyone.
Ottawa's city tool for checking your ward's candidates is still up for today's vote. Put your address into elections.ottawa.ca and you'll see everyone on your ballot, plus contact info and campaign sites where they have them.
someone asked on r/ottawa if the negativity in some ward races is worse than usual. Ward 9 posters say Sean Devine is getting hit hard by Anna Ielo-Tal, and Ward 1 has Mazhar Choudry slinging at everyone.
