Album Reviews: Kaytranada, Ada Lea, Bret McKenzie
Ada Lea – When I Paint My Masterpiece Montreal Breaking through the noise (or lack thereof) with a more acoustic range of instruments can be hard, but Ada Lea fine tunes all the hues of her sound to make something that feels richer than the sum of its parts. Often magical and emotionally stirring, this […]
Ottawa After Hours: How Virtual Casino Nights Are Transforming Urban Entertainment
Rest and relaxation are just as important as hard work in the 21st century. Unwinding after a tough day is necessary for our physical and mental health, and relaxation is a universal experience that everyone enjoys. However, it is also true that many people don’t feel like leaving their homes when they’ve spent most of […]
Five Festivals That Will Make You Fall in Love with Ottawa This September
By Tom Gibson September in Ottawa is a month of rhythm, flavour, and community. As the summer heat mellows into crisp autumn air, the city transforms into a playground of cultural celebration. Whether you’re a music lover, animation buff, foodie, or craft beer enthusiast, there’s a festival waiting to sweep you off your feet. And […]
Best Canadian online casino? Here’s what to look for
In a country as vast and diverse as Canada, the digital entertainment landscape is just as varied. Players seeking the best Canadian platform often find themselves comparing dozens of sites, each promising a unique experience. Among these, BigClash Casino stands out for offering a blend of modern design, diverse game selection, and reliable platform performance. […]
Can Canada Keep Its Cars and Save Its Canola?
Why Carney’s Diversification Strategy Demands a Rethink on EV Tariffs Prime Minister Mark Carney entered office promising to rebuild Canada’s credibility abroad and its competitiveness at home. Last week, in response to sweeping tariffs imposed by Donald Trump on Canadian autos, Carney declared that Canada must “diversify its trade relationships” and avoid overreliance on any […]
The Kids Are NOT Alright: Our Job Market is Crushing Canadian Young People
Following eight months of working in Banff/Jasper and backpacking in Europe, I landed back in Moncton, New Brunswick in the dead of winter 1982. Canada was in the throes of a major recession; unemployment exceeded 12 percent and mortgage rates hovered around 20 percent. Scanning the want-ads in the Times-Transcript was depressing. There were three […]
What Is a Latex Mattress – A Guide for Canadians
Latex mattresses, while still not as popular as memory foam mattresses, are gaining popularity in Canada. These mattresses have a natural feel and a reputation for healthy sleep, while also being durable. This guide breaks down the types of latex mattresses, their benefits and drawbacks, and helps you decide if a latex mattress will suit […]
Discovering Ottawa’s culture: a city shaped by diversity and tradition
Ottawa is Canada’s capital, a city that mixes history, culture, and everyday life in a way that feels both grounded and welcoming. Located between Ontario and Quebec, it reflects both provinces’ traditions and languages. This gives Ottawa a special character, part English, part French, and fully Canadian. As the seat of government, it’s where decisions […]
Album Reviews: Nadah El Shazly, Ethel Cain, Marina
Nadah El Shazly – Laini Tani Cairo, Egypt/Montreal Merging hypnotizing arrangements with driving and often experimental electronics, Nadah El Shazly comes out swinging on her latest record. “Elnadaha” opens the album in a haze of dancing synths, ghostly vocals and a frenetic percussion drop that leaves you constantly dazzled but off-kilter. There’s a floating mood […]
Carleton Students Crack Real-World AI Challenge in MindBridge’s 2025 Data Science Competition
In a summer filled with festivals and political headlines, a quieter but no less impressive story unfolded at Carleton University: a group of students took on a real-world financial analytics problem—and delivered outstanding results. The inaugural MindBridge Data Science Challenge, held in partnership with the Carleton University Institute for Data Science (CUIDS), invited students to […]
China Brings More Stability and Certainty to World Economy
By H. E. Mr. Wang Di, Chinese Ambassador to Canada In today’s world, openness is the only way for world prosperity and development, and economic globalization is an irreversible trend of the times. However, for some time, protectionism has been on the rise and economic globalization has faced severe challenges. Certain big country has used […]
Ottawa Senators Offseason Review
The Ottawa Senators entered the 2025 offseason determined to build on a 45-30-7 campaign that ended in a first-round playoff exit. With a core of high-performing forwards, productive defensemen, and a competitive goaltending duo, management moved quickly to address gaps and add depth. Strategic trades, targeted signings, and internal promotions have shaped what could be […]
The Best Live Casino Games for Canadians
There’s something undeniably thrilling about the shuffle of cards or the spin of a roulette ball. While this experience was once exclusive to physical casinos, live casino games now bring that same excitement straight to your screen. For Canadian players, the live dealer experience has revolutionised online gambling, offering interactive, high-quality streaming with real dealers, […]
A Taste of Wales Comes to Ottawa: Festival of Culture, Music, and Heritage
From August 27 to 31, Ottawa will play host to something truly special: the 2025 North American Festival of Wales. For nearly a century, this annual celebration has rotated across North America, bringing with it the sounds, flavours, and traditions of Wales. This year, the nation’s capital will get a chance to immerse itself in […]
How Jewelry Retailers Can Protect Their Business & Customers Online
Cybersecurity needs to be a priority for all jewelry retailers in Canada in 2025. Cybercrime is on the rise and a growing threat, so every jewelry retailer must know how to safeguard their digital presence and protect sensitive customer data from cyber threats. With this in mind, this post will explore a few of the […]
Honouring Canada’s Mounties: The 2025 National Police Federation Benevolent Foundation Gala Comes to Ottawa
This fall, Ottawa will host one of Canada’s most meaningful events dedicated to celebrating the men and women behind the iconic red serge: the 2025 National Police Federation Benevolent Foundation Gala. As the nation’s capital welcomes this distinguished gathering, the gala promises an evening that not only honours the proud legacy of the Royal Canadian […]
Blue Jays Back in Canadian Hopes and Hearts
“Just when I thought I was out, they pull me back in!” The quote made famous by Michael Corleone in Godfather Part III (and again through the lips of Silvio Dante in The Sopranos) registers here. Nothing quite describes the Canadian unrelenting love-hate relationship with the Toronto Blue Jays like that classic line. And man-o-man, […]
Taxed to Death and Grounded by Incompetence: The Carney Liberal Government Is Failing Canadian Air Travellers
The Liberal government’s handling of the Air Canada flight attendants’ strike is a masterclass in incompetence, conflict of interest, and tone-deaf policymaking. Minister of Jobs and Families Patty Hajdu invoked Section 107 of the Canada Labour Code to shut down the strike and force binding arbitration. But the arbitration is being overseen by Maryse Tremblay, […]
Summer Nights and Soccer Lights: Ottawa Rapid’s Winning Fan Experience
Some summer nights are perfect. The temperature in Ottawa had come down from tropical to comfortable. A friend and I decided to check out an Ottawa Rapid soccer game. The Ottawa Rapid are in their first year in the women’s Northern Super League. The fan experience and game were far from a start-up. My friend […]
What Makes Ontario’s Online Entertainment Scene Different from the Rest of Canada?
There’s one province in Canada that stands out for its mark on the digital entertainment scene: Ontario. It’s the most populous province in the Great White North, with 90% of its population living in the southern portion. Among the 52 cities in the region is Toronto, one of the most multicultural cities in the entire […]
Why Hiring a Professional Event Photographer in Toronto is Worth Every Penny
Planning an event isn’t just about the location. It’s also about snapping those memories you’ll keep forever. Photos tell your event’s story. But here’s the thing: not all photos are great. If you want awesome pictures that capture the feel of the day, get a professional event Photographer from Toronto. Using phone cameras or friends […]
“Taiwan Independence” Irreconcilable with Cross-Strait Peace and Stability
By H. E. Mr. Wang Di, Chinese Ambassador to Canada Safeguarding China’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, upholding peace and stability across the Taiwan Strait, and achieving complete national reunification is a sacred cause for the Chinese nation and serves the vital interests and common well-being of the Chinese compatriots on both sides of the Taiwan […]
The Benefits of Using A Koho Credit Builder Loan To Boost Your Financial Health
It can help you access lower interest rates, open up more lending opportunities, and create a strong foundation for future financial endeavours. If you have a credit score that needs a little improvement, using a credit builder loan can be the perfect solution. This type of loan is designed to help those with no or […]
Hosting in Ottawa? Skip the Stress. Serve the Standard
There’s a difference between throwing a party and hosting an event. One’s a free-for-all with paper plates and a Spotify playlist that gets hijacked. The other runs on intention. Smart details. A sense of effortlessness that didn’t come from doing everything yourself. And Ottawa? It’s a city that knows the difference. Whether you’re planning a […]
The Real Cost of Doing Nothing: Why Clean Energy Matters Now
The climate crisis is one of the most pressing issues our world faces today. The planet is warming at an unprecedented rate, and scientists are unequivocal: human activity, specifically the burning of fossil fuels for energy, is to blame. As we strive to mitigate the harmful effects of climate change, transitioning from dirty fossil fuels […]
