After winning Game 7, 6 – 1, the Flyers fought Ottawa in the second round with equal vigor as they split the first four games of the series, Cechmanek earning shutouts in both wins.

Those comeback victories became a recurring sight throughout the season, as Atlanta pulled off stunning upsets over the Toronto Maple Leafs, Boston Bruins, and Ottawa Senators, as well as wins against the Los Angeles Kings and New York Islanders.

* Ottawa Hockey Club wins the Canadian Amateur Hockey League ( CAHL ) championship but declines to challenge Winnipeg for the Stanley Cup

* Ottawa Hockey Club wins a challenge series against the Dawson City Nuggets of Dawson City, Yukon two games to nil.

Frank McGee, incensed by comments from the Dawson squad, scores 14 goals as Ottawa wins the second game 23 – 2.

* March — Ottawa Hockey Club wins the Eastern Canada Hockey Association ( ECHA ) championship and the Stanley Cup.

* Grey Cup – Ottawa Rough Riders wins 21 – 14 over the Saskatchewan Roughriders

With one of the most impressive playoff performances of his career, Brodeur guided the Devils to their third Stanley Cup victory after dramatic seven-game series wins against the top-seeded Ottawa Senators and the surprising 7th-seeded Mighty Ducks of Anaheim.

On April 3, 2007, Brodeur tied the NHL record for most wins in a single season with 47, set by Bernie Parent in 1973 – 74, in a 2 – 1 shootout victory against the Ottawa Senators.

* 29 – 31 March — Ottawa Senators wins the Stanley Cup for the fifth time, defeating the Edmonton Eskimos by 2 games to 0 in the 1923 Stanley Cup Finals

* March — Ottawa Hockey Club wins the National Hockey Association ( NHA ) championship and Stanley Cup

Vézina recorded his first career shutout during the 1912 – 13 season, defeating Ottawa 6 – 0 on, 1913, for one of his nine wins in the season.

Clancy played for junior teams in the Ottawa area and began his NHL career in his hometown playing for the Senators, where he would establish himself as among the league's top players and help the Senators to Stanley Cup wins in 1923 and 1927.

On March 15, 2009, Ottawa beat the Kingston Frontenacs 5 – 3 to give Kilrea a win in his final regular season game, giving him 1, 193 wins all-time.

In 1919, Moran became a custom house builder, and continued in this career for at least 1935, as he was working as such at age 66, in 1944, when he was interviewed about his playing days, along with contemporary goaltender Percy LeSueur, who is noted for his Stanley Cup wins in 1909 and 1911 with the Ottawa Senators.

The Naskapis had received " relief " from the Federal Government as early as the end of the 19th century, but their first regular contacts with the Federal Government began only in 1949, when Colonel H. M. Jones, Superintendent of Welfare Services in Ottawa, and M. Larivière of the Abitibi Indian Agency visited them in Fort Chimo and arranged for the issuing of welfare to them.

In 1831, the Federal Government reacquired part of what would eventually become Ottawa County to resettle some smaller tribes, These included two tribes of Seneca, Shawnee, Quapaw, Peoria, Kaskaskias, Miami, Ottawa and Wyandotte.

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Category: Federal government buildings in Ottawa

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The NCC was created in 1959, replacing the Federal District Commission ( FDC ), which had been created in 1927, and the even earlier Ottawa Improvement Commission.

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Even after the fire, obtaining a judge to resolve the Club's ultimately successful case against the Canadian government alleging inadequate compensation for expropriation, proved difficult as most sitting Federal judges in Ottawa were members.

Baird and Ottawa Mayor Bob Chiarelli accused one another of lying about details of the project, and Liberal MP Navdeep Bains asked the Federal Ethics Commissioner to investigate Baird's decision to release details of the private contract.

In January 1980, Clark appointed him Associate Chief Justice of the Federal Court in Ottawa.

The following season, the league admitted the Montreal Le National and Montreal Westmount clubs in place of Ottawa, which joined the Federal Amateur Hockey League.

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Category: Federal government buildings in Ottawa

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Category: Federal government buildings in Ottawa

On 7 April 1927, the idea of creating a Gatineau national park was again raised in the House of Commons, where MPs considered a bill to create the Federal District Commission, which would build parks and parkways on both sides of the Ottawa River.

Knutson attempted to stage a political comeback in the 2007 Federal Liberal nomination in the riding of Ottawa — Orléans, but lost to former MP Marc Godbout.

In an editorial for the Ottawa Citizen, Lawrence Hill accused the courts of a double standard concerning the 1995 decision where the Federal Court of Appeal granted refugee status to a deserter from Iraq.

* July 23 – After successfully lobbying for a change in Canadian Federal regulations and a new city by-law to allow the service, the Ottawa Electric Railway begins Sunday operations.

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Category: Federal government buildings in Ottawa

Sweetland and Ross first presented the trophy in 1893 to the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association on behalf of the affiliated Montreal Hockey Club, the champions of the Amateur Hockey Association of Canada ( AHAC ), since they " defeated all comers during the late season, including the champions of the Ontario Association " ( Ottawa ).

* Montreal HC and Ottawa HC tie for first place in the Canadian Amateur Hockey League ( CAHL ) regular season with 6 – 2 records.

* February — Stanley Cup champion Ottawa Hockey Club withdraws from the Canadian Amateur Hockey League ( CAHL ) over a demand by the league to replay a game.

* March — Ottawa Cliffsides win the Inter-Provincial Amateur Hockey Union ( IPAHU ) and the Allan Cup.

After a stellar junior hockey career with the Ottawa 67s, Potvin was drafted first overall in the 1973 National Hockey League Amateur Draft by the struggling expansion Islanders, a team which had recorded the worst record in modern National Hockey League ( NHL ) history the previous season.

It would be the final season of the league, as in the off-season the Montreal Wanderers and Ottawa would form the Eastern Canada Amateur Hockey Association and absorb the teams of the CAHL.

The team resigned from the AHAC in 1898 over the proposal to allow the Ottawa Capitals into the league, and helped form the Canadian Amateur Hockey League ( CAHL ) in which they played from 1899-1905.

He moved to the Ottawa Victorias of the Federal Amateur Hockey League ( FAHL ) in 1905-06 and also played for the Stanley Cup champion Ottawa Hockey Club, aka the " Silver Seven " that year.

Benedict played senior-level hockey at 17, playing for the Ottawa Stewartons of the Ottawa City league in 1909 – 10, moving to the Ottawa New Edinburghs of the Inter-provincial Amateur Hockey Union the following season.

A winger, Gilmour played for the Ottawa Hockey Club in the Canadian Amateur Hockey League.

At 15, Gilmour played for the Ottawa Aberdeens in the Canadian Amateur Hockey League intermediate division.

Hutton began his ice hockey career with the Ottawa Hockey Club of the Canadian Amateur Hockey League ( CAHL ) in the 1899 season with two appearances.

Hutton returned for one more season with Ottawa Senators of the Federal Amateur Hockey League ( FAHL ) in 1909 ; he appeared in five games.

Along with his brother Bruce, Stuart joined the Ottawa Hockey Club of the Canadian Amateur Hockey League ( CAHL ) for the 1899 season.

Taylor then joined the Ottawa Hockey Club of the Eastern Canada Amateur Hockey Association, for whom he played two seasons, for an annual salary and the promise of a civil service job.

Born in Ottawa, Canada, Westwick played hockey for Ottawa teams, joining the intermediate Ottawa Aberdeens of the Amateur Hockey Association of Canada ( AHAC ) in 1893.