'You've done your research': CBC Ottawa mugs inspired by the local shows you love
One last chance to pick up this unique gift at the National Arts Centre Friday, Dec. 13
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- We are totally sold out of the CBC Ottawa mugs.
- If you donate at the NAC between 12 and 6 p.m. you will be entered to win a set!
This year for Project Give, we've created a collection of five limited edition campfire mugs that will make the perfect gift for the CBC Ottawa fan in your life. All proceeds will go to the Ottawa Food Bank.
You asked: How do I get a mug?
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These limited edition ceramic mugs were only available in person on Friday, Dec. 13.
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Each mug was available on a first-come, first-served basis for a suggested minimum donation of $20 to the Ottawa Food Bank.
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Come to the National Arts Centre between 12 p.m. and 6 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 13 in person and you will receive a ballot for a chance to win a complete set of all five mugs, PLUS a tour of the CBC Ottawa newsroom with the voice of the National Research Council official time signal himself, Laurence Wall.
We hope you'll join us for Project Give, hang out and and give back to the community.
Find out more about the story behind the mugs below...
That's a great question
Host Robyn Bresnahan is known for asking tough questions and leading thoughtful conversations. When you tune in to Ottawa Morning, you'll find connections to your community and hard-hitting interviews that make you think, 'That's a great question.'
You've done your research
Host Alan Neal is known for his attention to detail. He goes into the CBC archives and finds meaningful tidbits from decades past that add something special to his interviews with musicians, authors and local celebrities. You're bound to learn something new when you tune in to All In A Day.
Your local news starts right now
When you tune in to CBC Ottawa News at 6, you'll hear that opening line, 'Your local news starts right now.' The CBC Ottawa team brings you the latest local updates every weekday with Adrian Harewood in the community and Lucy van Oldenbarneveld guiding the news day from the studio.
Have a great weekend. Take care.
On Saturday mornings, host Giacomo Panico is in Studio 12 ready to make a cappuccino for his guests. In Town And Out is known for great conversations about community events happening around Ottawa and beyond as you start your weekend.
The beginning of the long dash
If you're a CBC Radio fan, you'll recognize Laurence Wall's voice and the repeated beeps over the airwaves every day just before 1 p.m. ET. The National Research Council official time signal marked its 80th birthday this year. Celebrate with this custom mug.
Click here for more information about Project Give on Friday, Dec. 13 in support of the Ottawa Food Bank.