ottawa (ont.)

In 1945 in Ottawa's Lowertown, Tommy, also known as The Shadow, and two of his friends, one French Canadian, one Irish, try to find out who attacked the father of their Jewish friend Sammy.

The Screech Owls go to Ottawa to play in the Little Stanley Cup tournament and they also encounter some of the town's famous ghosts.

Rex-Norton-Norton, an eleven-year-old boy living in Ottowa in 1962, faces several confusing mysteries, including his father's troubling secrets from World War II, the problems of a beautiful but unhappy woman named Natasha, what to do about his mean and vindictive teacher, and whether or not he should even be concerned about such things.

In 1963, when his family moves across town to a new school district in Ottawa, Canada, twelve-year-old Rex conspires with best friends James, Kathy, and Buster to attend the school in his old neighborhood.

The Screeching Owls travel to Ottawa to play in the Bell Capital Cup, where leaders from all over the world will spend their New Year's Eve watching the team compete and a terrorist plans to attack.

Captioned color photographs and text provide a photographic tour of Canada's capital city.

Liz Austen investigates gloomy Blackwater estate, home of the fearful Baron Zaba.

Brothers Max and Marty Mitchell travel back in time to 1905 where they meet soccer great One-Eyed Frank McGee, see him compete in a game for the Stanley Cup trophy, and get to join the Ottawa Silver Seven on the ice--and teach them a few new moves.

Rex-Norton-Norton, an eleven-year-old boy living in Ottowa in 1962, faces several confusing mysteries, including his father's troubling secrets from World War II, the problems of a beautiful but unhappy woman named Natasha, what to do about his mean and vindictive teacher, and whether or not he should even be concerned about such things.

Provides a brief history and description of Ottawa including the people, city government, places of interest, weather, transportation, jobs, cultural flavor, and sports.