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Less Cash . . . Here’s What to Stash
There is a handful of great discoveries to be found among the ruins of LCBO’s leftovers from the pre- Christmas push. Some of these wines should be purchased in bulk (three or more), starting with a lovely German Sekt, Schloss Wachenheim Riesling Trocken Traditionelle Flaschengarung ($16.95 - #301366). It’s unusual
Sarah Slean: Navigating the Mystery on Land & Sea
Fifteen years on and Sarah Slean's list of accomplishments is as varied as it is impressive. Slean is something of a modern-day Renaissance Woman. During her career, she's released an exhaustive amount of work: her own albums, collaborations with other musicians, painting exhibitions, two volumes of poetry, acting roles in
The Essential Wardrobe for Understated Elegance
By Antonio Valente Make this the year you get noticed. Start with a plain navy suit, followed by a charcoal stripe and then a navy stripe, and possibly a glen check or windowpane. Shirts should be more regimented with a rotation of six whites, three blues and a few stripes.If
Beware Computer Vision Syndrome
By Dr. Thomas A. Noël Most people, when considering occupational hazards, would think of dangerous professions or perilous working conditions. However, what you may not realize is that your humdrum working conditions may be making you ill. In the past 20 years, with the advent of ever more advanced technology
A Taste of Oregon — Sort of . . .
Sadly, we don’t see a lot of Oregon wine here in Ontario. If you go to the LCBO website and type “Oregon” into the search box, you’ll find a grand total of six wines; if you refine this product search with an “advanced search” for “USA – Oregon” you’ll come
CBC Names Ottawa’s Chamber Players of Canada’s 9th CD Disc of the Week
Mozart Concertos Volume 2 is the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation’s Disc of the Week for January 27, 2013. Each week, CBC Radio 2's In Concert looks at new classical music releases and selects one recording that you'll want to know about. Artists: Janina Fialkowska, piano, with the Chamber Players of Canada Repertoire: Mozart's Piano Concertos
HogsBack Declares APORKALYPSE NOW: HogsBack Brewing Company Brews OATMEAL BACON STOUT Beer
‘Smell that? You smell that?’ ‘What?’ ‘Bacon, son. Nothing else in the world smells like that . . . I love the smell of bacon in the morning’ – Colonel Killpork, Aporkalypse Now HogsBack Brewing Company is urging citizens of Ottawa to take shelter from the blahs of winter
Putting the “Science” in “Science Fiction” – Giant Robots
One of the most pervasive figures in technology throughout the history of science-fiction is the giant robot. Although they may be impractical in the real world, there is something about giant walking machines that captures the awe and imagination of people around the world. From H.G. Wells’ Martian tripods to
A Valentine’s Day Gift for Her That Is Above and Beyond the Bouquet
Jewelry Handcrafted and Personalized Just for Her from Isabelle Grace Jewelry and Not Just Any Old Day Here are some suggestions for fashionable Valentine’s Day gift items, including handcrafted jewelry designs from Isabelle Grace Jewelry and Not Just Any Old Day. Guys: have the chance to say “I Love You”
Brut Cantina Sociale
Gourmet Gals Dine at Brut Cantina Sociale Just across the river – and we mean just across – an enclave of deliciousness will surprise and entice the Ottawa foodie. The Location: Brut Cantina Sociale http://www.brutresto.com/ The Occasion: Gourmet Gals out for their first official dinner In the
Condo Cool
With the condominium craze in the Capital, there is no better time to discuss the interior details that make one and two bedroom suites livable. When space is at a premium, it doesn’t mean that quality and style need to be compromised. International real estate development company, Azure Urban Developments
Lindi Ortega – Shootin’ Straight from the Heart
Lindi Ortega loves telling stories. That love comes out in the form of haunting, warm and honest music. Ortega's voice is beautifully evocative, charming and rich… filled with a sweet sense of longing and regret, floating over and caressing each word as she lays her heart bare. She thanks the
Prints with Personality
Unexpected graphic prints and fresh detailing equip the modern woman with stylish separates that can be tucked into a pencil skirt for work or paired with skinny jeans and boots for weekend wear. Blouse from Joe Fresh $49 Chiffon blouse at Winners $24.99 Double print blouse available at
Book Launch: A Colourful Life – the art and drawing of Josh Silburt
On February 6 in Ottawa, a book launch for A Colourful Life – the art and drawing of Josh Silburt will take place at the Cube Gallery at 1285 Wellington St. W. from 6:30 to 9:00 p.m. The Cube is mounting a show of acclaimed Canadian painter and cartoonist Josh
Andrew Cash: Not Your Typical Member of Parliament
Andrew Cash, New Democratic Party Member of Parliament for Toronto-Davenport, serves as the deputy critic for Canadian Heritage and sits on the Standing Committee on Canadian Heritage, but he is unlike many of his predecessors who have held this position in the past. Prior to his running for public office
Fashion Resolution: Be resolute in making 2013 your most fabulous year yet!
“When opportunity knocks, answer the door in a timely fashion.” Start the New Year in style by making an effort to dress your best and take new fashion risks. Take a look at your closet and see what needs to go and what items you’ll need to invest in as
Ask Alex: Break from Black
Q: My closet has morphed into 50 shades of grey, but I’m reluctant to take part in the bright colour trend. I usually wear all black but I’d like to purchase one statement piece in the New Year. Can you suggest something that will update my all-black wardrobe? A: Black
RURAL RANT: Living Locally
Today’s blog is more of a rave than a rant. I had the good fortune to spend the day on assignment at the Russell Horticultural Society’s fourth annual Living Locally Fair, held Saturday (January 19) at the Catholic high school in the village of Russell, about a kilometre outside Ottawa’s
Mobile Technology Is Changing the Face of Health Care
This was the first thing that caught JoAnne Sutch’s attention when she entered a walk-in clinic last November. Instead of a piece of paper and a clipboard, she was offered a tablet computer to enter her medical information. Many educational facilities such as devry university health information technology include curriculum
Educating Tomorrow’s Leaders
“Leadership” is defined in so many different ways. It is often associated with verbs such as “guide,” “inspire,” and “influence,” and with nouns like “change,” “transformation” and “solution.” The critical aspect to any definition of leadership is simple: it starts with choice. Above anything else, leadership must be about a
Bucket List: Learning How to Snowshoe in the Gatineau Hills
My sidekick boyfriend Jeff and I are adventure-seekers. Although this is sometimes truer for me (while Jeff puts on a brave face and tags along), we were both looking forward to our first snowshoeing experience together. Conditions were optimal after the massive heap of snow that fell on Ottawa recently.
A Unique Private Sector Solution to Protect Canadians’ Prescription Drug Coverage
With the widespread benefits arising from continuing advancements in the efficacy of prescription medications used to treat acute and chronic medical conditions, it is easy to lose sight of an important side effect which often accompanies the undeniable benefits these medications provide. That side effect is their cost. And due
Adding Value to Your Portfolio With Active Management
By Kash Pashootan As financial market conditions continue to be volatile due to global economic headwinds, there has been much talk recently about a recurrent debate: does active or passive portfolio management deliver better results. There is a view held by some that the average portfolio manager will underperform index
Inspiration from the Far North
Rapid changes in climate, environment, culture, technology and the economy are bringing challenges and opportunities for Canada’s Arctic and its peoples. A couple from Vancouver has founded a $1-million annual prize enabling multi-disciplinary teams to implement action plans that address the area’s most pressing issues. After selling his successful company
Lainie Towell: Raising a Ruckus Over Unfair Treatment
Love can hurt. Few people know this better than Lainie Towell, an independent dance artist and a respected member of Ottawa’s arts community. Duped by a man who lied to her and to immigration officials in order to gain permanent residency status, she decided to fight back and through her
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