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• The 25th Hour: Hot sauce's mild mastermind

  By Zenith Wolfe, Martin Halek, Caelan Monkman| Capital Current@ When Angela Thomson started a hot sauce business with her husband Haico Krijgsman in the mid-2010s, she couldn’t handle black pepper on her food. Now, she’s the mastermind behind Ottawa’s annual hot sauce expo, Heating Up the Capital. She’s made it her life’s mission to get everyone to try hot sauce at least once.

  By Zenith Wolfe, Martin Halek, Caelan Monkman · Capital Current

  Nov. 05, 2024

• The 25th Hour: Is Carleton one of Canada's most accessible campuses?

  By Caelan Monkman| Capital Current@ Carleton University often calls itself “one of Canada’s most accessible universities,” but what do people in the Carleton community who have physical disabilities have to say about accessibility on campus? Journalist Caelan Monkman wondered that when he started spotting what he thought might be accessibility issues as he moved around campus. He went looking for an answer with people who use a wheelchair to get around, and researchers who study accessibility.

  By Caelan Monkman · Capital Current

  Dec. 20, 2024

• The 25th Hour: Is Carleton one of Canada's most accessible campuses?

  By Caelan Monkman| Capital Current@ Carleton University often calls itself “one of Canada’s most accessible universities,” but what do people in the Carleton community who have physical disabilities have to say about accessibility on campus? Journalist Caelan Monkman wondered that when he started spotting what he thought might be accessibility issues as he moved around campus. He went looking for an answer with people who use a wheelchair to get around, and researchers who study accessibility.

  By Caelan Monkman · Capital Current

  Dec. 20, 2024

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