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Sports
Work just underway for Dorion after trade deadline day
If you thought NHL trade deadline day was ripe with activity for the Ottawa Senators, wait ‘til June 26th in Montreal.
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Film
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The Female Eye Film Festival showcases female directed films
The 18th annual Female Eye Film Festival (FeFF) presents a special lineup of films in recognition of International Women’s Day, March 5-8, 2020 at the TIFF Bell Lightbox
Homes & Neighbourhoods
Benefits of designing an interior space with wall art
Having amazing wall art can transform a boring one or dual-toned wall space into a fully-functional masterpiece
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Top Stories
Canada’s fearless warrior journalist: Christie Blatchford has died
Our Friend and a giant in Canadian journalism, National Post newspaper columnist Christie Blatchford has died at 68 after a battle with late-stage lung cancer that was first diagnosed last November.
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Ottawa man left destitute after faulty Ottawa Police Service investigation
If you Google ‘police misconduct in Ottawa’ it is clear that the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) has a problem.
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Ottawa Dental Society celebrates 125 years by giving back
This year ODS is celebrating its 125 anniversary serving dentists and the Ottawa community. Since its humble beginnings, the Society has grown to over 600 members.
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Arts & Events
What's happening in Ottawa February 21-23, 2020
Here a just a few of the great events happening in the city this weekend!
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Coldest Night of the Year (CNOY) 2020 edition
CNOY is a great opportunity to have fun with friends and family, and make a difference in the lives of people who need the programs and services of The Ottawa Mission
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Alan Doyle shows a new side
We caught up with Doyle ahead of his March 28, 2020 show at the National Arts Centre to discuss Newfoundland, his bizarre luck at assembling a crowd and how he got involved in a musical.
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Sports
Work just underway for Dorion after trade deadline day
If you thought NHL trade deadline day was ripe with activity for the Ottawa Senators, wait ‘til June 26th in Montreal.
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Atlético Ottawa becomes 8th team in the Canadian Premier League
Soccer returns to the Capital in April 2020!
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Batherson’s the real deal . . . and other stuff
It’s been a hectic past couple of weeks across the NHL with coach firings, player movement, injuries, some player growth and of course – the lead-up to the trade deadline.
Politics
Canada must learn lessons from Belgium on assisted dying legislation
A Belgian case clearly highlights the challenges of introducing Medical Assistance in Dying for persons in Canada with chronic physical, developmental and mental disabilities not facing imminent death.
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To win, Conservatives first need to see Red
The starting gun has been fired on the Conservative Party leadership race. Questions of ‘who’s in’ and ‘who’s out’ are swirling. The leadership race is also bringing to the fore another important, perhaps more consequential question: what does it mean to be a Tory today?
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It’s time to rethink the CBC
The CBC license is up for renewal and the debate is (again) on. Is it fair to keep public funding for this broadcaster? Or, more bluntly, do we need CBC?
Fashion & Beauty
The Great Escape
Tropical Prints and bright colour pairings took over the spring 2020 runway shows!
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Love is on the hair
Hair transplant procedures are a developing pattern in today's modern times.
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The power of red
In anticipation of Valentine's Day, our fashion editor, Alexandra Gunn, tells you how to wear this bold and exciting colour!
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Business
Ottawa's business social for high achieving professionals
RÄNDA VOO’s stylish and exclusive business socials are monthly events that bring together young professionals
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Setting Up Business in Ottawa: 5 Employment Laws to Know
With a healthy work environment and an abundance of opportunities, it’s no surprise that companies from all over the world are expanding into Ottawa.
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Is this the year more businesses fall
Businesses are unstable structures that we base our lives around. We want to explore why some big businesses might fall, and how to ensure your small business stays floating this year.
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Food & Wine
The Patty Queen comes to the Capital
Carolyn Simon’s flavourful vegan Jamaican patties are available in Ottawa!
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Lowertown Brewery: Craft beer and comfort food!
The ByWard Market’s first brewery, Lowertown Brewery, is located on York Street in the heart of the market.
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Dos and don’ts in wine drinking etiquette you should know
For many wine enthusiasts, going to a wine tasting event is an excellent way to taste new wines that are becoming popular in the market.
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Travel
Scotland Slowly
On this most wonderful trip, Adventure Canada will give you a new appreciation for the world and for the simple beauty and ingenuity of the many things we take for granted.
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Fun things for kids to do in Ottawa
Every parent knows that some children have a tendency to get bored really easily. They need to constantly be active or mentally engaged.
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5 tips for staying on top of business while traveling
Being away from the office doesn’t mean that you have to be completely in the dark as to what’s going on at work. When you have the right tools and tips, you can continue to be a committed professional even when you’re hundreds of miles above land.
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Health
Understanding Insulin Resistance
Insulin acts like a key that allows the energy from food to enter the body’s cells. Every time we eat our bodies produce insulin.
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Heart to Heart with Adele: Allowance
Adele addresses the best practices to ensure that your children develop into adults who understand that they have to work for things they want
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Anatomy of an accident
I was feeling like a million bucks one sunny August morning in 2016 when I walked into the alley from the east . . .
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Homes & Neighbourhoods
Benefits of designing an interior space with wall art
Having amazing wall art can transform a boring one or dual-toned wall space into a fully-functional masterpiece
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Pros and cons to using a guarantor loan to purchase your house
If you're having trouble securing a traditional mortgage, you may want to consider a guarantor loan.
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Protect your home from the deep freeze –Tips from Enercare
With the coldest temperatures of the year expected in Ontario tonight, it’s important for homeowners to ensure they’re staying safe and warm.
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Good Reads
Using Hashtags on Instagram to grow your business
If you are in the process of starting up or running a business, you probably understand the importance of using social media as a marketing tool.
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Upgrade your life bit by bit
Life is what you make of it, and some of us miss out on the chance to turn our lives into something great because we feel stuck in a rut with what we're doing at the minute.
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TOP 5 colleges in Ottawa
The education system in Canada has one of the key roles in the country's internal development policy. Learn which Ottawa colleges are of the highest standards.
Reviews
Brilliant Brault on Breau in 5 O'Clock Bells
Currently playing at The Gladstone, Pierre Brault's show 5 O'Clock Bells is about guitar legend Lenny Breau
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Sharpen your mind and soul with Kiinalik: These Sharp Tools
Kiinalik: These Sharp Tools opened last night at the Great Canadian Theatre Company and it is an uncomfortable, unsettling, powerful, raw and absolutely beautiful piece of theatre.
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Film Reviews: The Grudge & Ip Man 4: The Finale
Keith Whittier describes why you should 'swipe left' on one of these films, while the other he recommends even if you missed the first three in the series!
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Best Picks
The Patty Queen comes to the Capital
Carolyn Simon’s flavourful vegan Jamaican patties are available in Ottawa!
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Peak Property window cleaning – Let the sunshine in!
With spring around the corner many residents are starting to turn their attention to spring cleaning.
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Celebrate Valentine’s Day with the perfect pair: Chocolate and Wine
Valentine's day is right around the corner, that means chocolate, flowers and wine, a time where you can show your significant other just how much you love them.
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