More than just a beautiful scarf
Nimi Nanji-Simard, an entrepreneur with a global vision, is making gorgeous fashion accessories and supporting important causes around the world.
Canadian digital gaming industry keeps pace with its US peer
Canada is about to reshape the sports betting sector. The House of Commons have just accepted the new Sports Betting Bill, allowing players to place single-game bets.
The chicken nesting boxes market is far more advanced than you’d think
Estimates show that an average American eats 279 eggs per year, which means roughly 95 million dozen eggs nationwide, every single year.
The coronavirus and a glimmer of optimism – China will bounce back
Despite the hawkish hangover as a result of a month of an uncharacteristically quiet China, it is my belief that those who have survived this far are now over the hump. – NOAH FRASER
Where to Go Fishing in Ottawa
Fishing is so much more than simply waiting to catch a fish. The beauty of this hobby lies in the sense of camaraderie, peace and relaxation one feels when going out on a fishing adventure at the end of a busy week at work.
Carleton Ravens drop U Sports Championship opener to top-seeded Saskatchewan Huskies in women’s bracket
The Huskies were the team to beat heading into the Final 8 Championships and they showed why in their tournament opener.
Le Boat invites women onboard to celebrate International Women’s Day
With no license or previous boating experience required, a Le Boat trip can easily enjoyed by a group of ladies!
Memo to the Government of Canada regarding the Wet’suwet’en affair: Listen to Grand Chief Joseph Tokwiro Norton
Prime Minister Trudeau is leading a rudderless vessel of federal officials incapable of resolving the contradictory interests between factions of the Wet’suwet’en Nation.
Handy skills to have in a future world
The world is changing, and employers continuously require new skills. The work environment is a touch volatile and ever-changing.
WAMS Gala 2020: The fight to end Multiple Sclerosis
On February 28 Women Against Multiple Sclerosis hosted their annual luncheon gala.
Crazy quirky quinoa
Quinoa is considered a complete protein, which means that it contains all the amino acids the body requires, like meat and dairy products.
Heart to Heart: The challenge of raising a gifted child
May you enjoy the gift of parenting . . . In the end you can only provide your child with canvases and brushes. What work of art or masterpiece he creates with them, is up to each artist.
What Is the Legality of Online Gambling in Canada?
Whether online gambling is legal or not, in Canada, is a question that keeps popping up.
Why you need industry-specific talent To run your business
The massive explosion of small businesses after the arrival of the new millennium shook the large and medium-sized businesses to their cores. Suddenly, they were competing for talent, with much smaller enterprises.
Ottawa singer Sophie D’Orléans celebrates her first release
On March 8, 2020, the Ottawa-based artist will be celebrating the release of her first single, From Me, and performing for the first time with her new trio.
Few certainties in the Senators’ picture
In Ottawa playing the anticipation game is a daily occurrence, whether you’re a fan of the Senators or a finger-crossing rider on LRT.
5 top Canadian law cases that could change Canadian laws
Want to brush up on the latest Supreme Court cases and what their decisions could mean for you and your neighbours?
Album Reviews: March 2, 2020
Start your week off with these five album reviews including two Ottawa bands, Captain Braveman and The Lackeys.
Laila Biali Pushes Back
We caught up with singer Biali ahead of her March 21 show at the National Arts Centre.
The future of online gambling in Canada 2020
Depending on where you live, it may be confusing as to what options are available to you for online gambling.
Southbrook Organic Vineyards
From the Jack Diamond designed LEED Gold pavilion to their pioneering use of organic and biodynamic agriculture, everything is designed to make the best wines and the least impact on the environment.
Introducing Odell’s Fall by Globe and Mail bestselling Author, Norman Bacal
From one of the most esteemed entertainment tax attorneys and the best-selling author of Breakdown, comes a heart-pounding, never predictable murder-mystery that mirrors Shakespeare’s tragedy, Othello.
It’s time to stop using the “rule of law” as a weapon against Indigenous peoples
Throughout the history of Canada and British North America, the rule of law has been used by colonial governments to renege on treaty obligations.
Heart to Heart with Adele: Checkups for children’s mental health
This week, Adele advises parents that there is nothing wrong with taking your child to a counsellor for a mental health check up.
Soups, smoothies, salads + healthy fats
Have you wondered if fats are good for us or not? For a long time, we have heard that fats are bad for us – would you agree?
