When the pandemic hit in March 2020, Toronto-based musician Nick Durocher figured it was best to head home to Ottawa and stay with his folks, waiting out the global health crisis in the west-end suburb where he grew up and nurtured a teenager’s dream: “Be a rock star.” Read More
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From Stittsville to Mars, the unlikely journey of Ottawa musician Nick Durocher
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