Ottawa Fury FC show effort and competitiveness in third loss of the season

 By Devin Nguyen The beginning of the season has been trying for all involved with the Ottawa Fury FC. The USL season starts in late March, a little too early for Ottawa’s tumultuous weather, which means the Fury’s first four games of the season had to be scheduled away from home.

Jeff Hunt to step down as REDBLACKS’ President; will maintain his other roles with OSEG

 Photo Credit: Andre Ringuette/Freestyle Photography/Ottawa REDBLACKS The Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group (OSEG) announced that Jeff Hunt will step-down as the Ottawa REDBLACKS’ President at the end of this year. Hunt, an OSEG ownership partner, will maintain his other roles with the organization: OSEG Board Member, REDBLACKS’ Alternate Governor and Governor

Grey Cup Festival Highlights

 Feature photo by Andre R. Gagne The Grey Cup has touched down in O-town and with it comes a week of events for all. You don‘t need to know what shotgun formation, two-point conversion or all-purpose yardage are to be part of this party. The Grey Cup Festival has something

James Boyd Brings His A-Game to the Ottawa 67s

 Photos courtesy of Ottawa 67s You could say that hockey runs in James Boyd’s blood. The new General Manager of the Ottawa 67s first become interested in the sport through his father, who played ‘Old Timers’ hockey and coached the kids in his hometown of Midland, Ontario. While growing up,

Just Big Joe: How a Legend Became the New Mascot of the Ottawa RedBlacks

 Historical figure, fictional character, mascot: “Big Joe” is all of the above. The Ottawa RedBlacks dropped “Mufferaw” from “Big Joe” as the last name drew criticism from the francophone community. The name “Mufferaw,”some have complained, does not give proper homage to the real French-Canadian logger, Joseph Montferrand. Not wanting to