You wake up in the wrong room, with the wrong memories—and someone is chasing you. You’re Jackson, an Ottawa local who was supposed to meet your best friend Elsa last night. Now you’re sprinting past mansion gates and embassy crests, pockets full of odd clues (a pet collar, a coffee receipt, a handwritten note) and a headache that won’t quit.

Follow your footprints through Rockcliffe Park—Ottawa’s most prestigious, story-stacked neighbourhood—where flags, coats of arms, sculptures, and stone guardians become your guideposts. Decode what happened between the Norwegian gateposts and the US ambassador’s residence, piece together the elephants, harps, lions and keys, and find out why “Lornado” is inked on your skin.

It’s a thriller wrapped in a neighbourhood tour: part mystery, part heritage walk, part international scavenger hunt. Lace up—or hop on a bike or e-scooter—and retrace the wildest night you (don’t) remember.