Masanori Arai was 19 years old when he picked up the magazine that would inspire him to move to the other side of the world and then spend the rest of his life in Ottawa. Read More
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The restaurant that introduced sushi to Ottawa is closing; a sad ending in the success stories of two immigrants
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