Reddit pulse / page 35
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people are convinced Chez 106.1 is contractually obligated to play Copper Head Road because it's on rotation like ten times a day. caught that one lately?
Ottawa's looking at aversion conditioning to manage coyote encounters in Orléans—teaching them to avoid people instead of reaching for removal.
Ottawa Police Service's deputy chief says the service's culture has permitted inappropriate behaviour—and it's not just a few bad apples. Current and former members say the problems are structural, from top down.
Three major fires hit Ottawa in under 12 hours. The city's running a free virtual fire safety session next Thursday (June 25, 9–10am) via Teams—register at teams.microsoft.com/meet/280697483932137?p=xHxNtZVAXsxfoq5fc2.
The city auditor is blasting OC Transpo over bus scheduling issues. Shocking but entirely unsurprising.
An Ottawa elementary school pulled the plug on a scheduled drag storytime event. Community and parents reacting on Reddit as details emerge about the cancellation.
Weekly grocery sales are live — bacon's down to $2.88 at Metro, cherries are $1.97/lb at No Frills, and milk holding steady at $1.50/L across multiple chains.
Swimming platform is officially open for business on the Ottawa River. Perfect time to jump in if you've been waiting for the go-ahead.
Black cat hanging around Minto Park near Elgin since 8:45pm tonight—looks pretty skittish, might not be an outdoor cat. If you know who owns it, pass the word along.
Pollinator Appreciation Day this Saturday at Fletcher Wildlife Garden, 10am to 2pm. Nature curious? Bring the kids. Speakers talking about trees and how to start your own pollinator patch.
A new movie and reading club kicks off Monday, June 22 from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. in downtown Ottawa Centre. First topic is organizing — you'll be discussing a podcast and an article about left-wing organizing in the suburbs. No NDP membership required, all welcome. RSVP at ottawacentrendp.ca for the location.
Repair Café is back Saturday, June 20 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Zibi, The Warehouse on Booth Street. This month's a special one — it's bike month, and they're partnering with EnviroCentre and Helping With Bikes to accept bike donations. Bring a household item to get fixed or a bike to donate. Electronics, textiles, jewellery — bring whatever you want repaired. 🧡
Queers & Beers Capital Pride Run is happening Friday, June 19 — doors open at 6 p.m. Looking to join a group? Send a DM and find your crew.
Weekly Thursday board game night at Level One Game Pub, 14 Waller Street downtown. Starts at 6 p.m., drop in anytime. $9 with a food or drink purchase, $12 without — card payment accepted. First-timers and seasoned players welcome; ask for the Reddit group when you arrive.
Black cat with grey markings and white chest spot has been on porches around Centretown/Chinatown for days. Super friendly, clearly someone's pet.
Sliver of moon and two planets just visible looking west if you get out tonight. Otherworldly.
Northbound Bronson got milled and the drive is noticeably better now. Resurfaced Bronson coming next year — might finally get it off the worst roads list.
A really intense thunderstorm rolled through Monday night with hail. It went on for ages — hopefully everyone's okay.
Fibre arts night happening right now — 6 to 9 p.m. at 61 Main St. Bring your knitting, sewing, whatever. Warm vibe, plugs for machines, pressing station.
Huge police and fire presence on McLeod Tuesday night between Elgin and Cartier — lights down the whole street and Gladstone blocked too.
