Ottawa 2022 Pride march
After two years of scrapped Capital Pride Parades, the 2022 parade made a record-breaking comeback on a sunny, hot, August, Ottawa afternoon. It took over 90 minutes for the 185…
Author: Centre for Inquiry Canada Ottawa
Getting blood from a stone? Fossil preservation and misconceptions.
Details February 12th, 2020 marked 211 years since the birth of Charles Darwin. CFIC Ottawa celebrated (the next day) with a get-together including a talk on fossils by Carleton…
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Author talk: Democracy, Deity, and Death
Tuesday, January 21, 2020 Author talk: Democracy, Deity, and Death Dr Qais Ghanem discussed his recent book, Democracy, Deity, and Death. The novel describes a series of discussions among…
Winter Solstice & Secular Holiday Brunch
Sunday, December 22, 2019 12pm come celebrate the holiday season, the first morning of the winter solstice, the end of Saturnalia, and the eve of both HumanLight and Festivus with…
Celebrating the end of Blasphemy laws in Canada
December 10 at the Fox and Feather we celebrated the end of blasphemy laws in Canada. On December 13, 2018, Canada’s blasphemy law was repealed, with the passage of Bill…
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