Whether the problems you are going through are big or small, everyone is carrying a bag of rocks, and we all need a proper vessel to let it all out. Perhaps, a room to ‘break stuff’. That is where The Wreck Room comes in. Located on Canotek Road in Gloucester, they are billing themselves as Ottawa’s modern mental health facility. Andrew Pinsent catches up with Bren Walker, the owner and founder of Ottawa’s original ‘Rage Room’. Meantime, solo artist Sue Prosser has gained a reputation for her unique vocal style and driving rhythm guitar. And now, the Brockville-born songwriter is paying a visit to Barrhaven next weekend, with a new song in hand. Plus, expect to see a lot of watch parties this afternoon, as the FIFA World Cup nears its end.

<p>Whether the problems you are going through are big or small, everyone is carrying a bag of rocks, and we all need a proper vessel to let it all out. Perhaps, a room to &lsquo;break stuff&rsquo;. That is where The Wreck Room comes in. Located on Canotek Road in Gloucester, they are billing themselves as Ottawa&rsquo;s modern mental health facility. Andrew Pinsent catches up with Bren Walker, the owner and founder of Ottawa&rsquo;s original &lsquo;Rage Room&rsquo;. Meantime, solo artist Sue Prosser has gained a reputation for her unique vocal style and driving rhythm guitar. And now, the Brockville-born songwriter is paying a visit to Barrhaven next weekend, with a new song in hand. Plus, expect to see a lot of watch parties this afternoon, as the FIFA World Cup nears its end.</p>