Noémie Côté: Capturing Nature’s Beauty In Sugar-Pop Hues

April 1, 2025

Sometimes it takes a life-changing experience to discover your calling. That’s exactly how Noémie L. Côté, an international award-winning Canadian artist, found her life’s purpose—to create art. “Originally a Québécois from Gatineau, I underwent a transformative life experience when I moved to Zimbabwe as a child, after my father got a diplomatic posting there. I […]

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The Future of Canada’s Fighter Fleet-Sovereignty Demands Cool Heads in Crisis

April 1, 2025

By BGen (ret) David Jurkowski and LCol (ret) Hon. Laurie Hawn There is a growing chorus of voices suggesting that Canada should reduce our planned purchase of the 5th Generation F-35 and, instead, buy the 4.5 Generation Saab JAS 39 Gripen E, already determined by Canada and others to be less capable against expected threats. […]

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LIDAR vs. Photogrammetry: What Sensor to Choose for a Given Application

March 31, 2025

Choosing between LIDAR and Photogrammetry can feel overwhelming. Both technologies really capture the world in 3D, yet they work very differently. Hence, the reason why your project needs should guide your choice. Considering that mapping technology has evolved rapidly in recent years, the tools we used a decade ago seem ancient now. Luckily, there are […]

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Tips to Ensure Your Family’s Financial Independence as a Bulgarian Expat

March 28, 2025

Source: Pixabay Moving from one place to another is not an easy task. It is linked with a lot of challenges. People move from one country to another for jobs, education, or any other reason to improve their lifestyle. In this scenario, they face different challenges like harsh weather changing effects, cultural effects, house for […]

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Swing Into Spring With These Four Fantastic Wines

March 28, 2025

Spring is a great time to try something new. Of note, the LCBO now offers all-in prices, so the price you see includes the tax and the bottle deposit. I’ve curated a list of wines that offer exceptional value based on their quality and price point, with all of them priced under $20 at the […]

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How to Find Your Tribe: Meeting Like-Minded People in Ottawa

March 28, 2025

Meeting new people in any large city can be tough. Despite Ottawa’s population growth over the last decade, many folks still feel a bit isolated once they settle into their routines. If you’re feeling a little out of the loop, fear not. There are still plenty of ways to find your own circle of friends […]

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Why Cluster Pays Slots Are Taking Over Traditional Paylines

March 27, 2025

The world of online slots is evolving rapidly, with new game mechanics constantly being introduced. One of the biggest shifts in recent years has been the rise of cluster pays slots.  Unlike traditional paylines, where wins are based on specific patterns, cluster pays slots reward players when matching symbols form clusters. This innovative format has […]

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Which resources to read if you want to start betting on sports

March 27, 2025

Sports betting can be both exciting and overwhelming. With the rise of online platforms and the increasing popularity of various sports, more individuals are willing to place a bet on their favourite teams and athletes. However, diving in without proper knowledge can lead to confusion and potential losses. In sports betting, just like in any […]

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Kanata Theatre’s ‘Home, I’m Darling’ Explores Love, Nostalgia, and Gender Roles

March 27, 2025

Judy is the picture-perfect 1950s housewife. She dotes on her husband, Johnny, who heads off to the office each morning with a packed lunch in hand, while she tends to their home, ensuring their domestic bliss. But beneath the charming façade of crinoline skirts and vintage decor, cracks begin to show. British playwright Laura Wade’s […]

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Album Reviews: Ariane Roy, Bad Bunny, Japanese Breakfast

March 27, 2025

Ariane Roy – Dogue Quebec City Tension is the name of the game on Ariane Roy’s new album, as she constantly places conflicting ideas against each other until they become something new. By constantly shifting the footing and direction with each new track, Roy’s album lets its dark and light push and pull without ever […]

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Debates, Land Purchase Deal & Definitions: Takeaways from Ottawa City Council

March 26, 2025

Today’s meeting of Ottawa City Council began with West-Carleton March Councillor Clarke Kelly introducing a motion to purchase a 223-acre parcel of waterfront land at 5680 Ferry Road in the city’s west end. The proposed purchase would cost $1,950,000 plus taxes and closing costs related to the property sale. Kelly’s motion also called for the […]

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Time Running short for Senator Chasers

March 26, 2025

The road map reads clearly and by the time the Ottawa Senators steer their way into early April, the destination could truly be set for the springtime. What we’re talking about here is ‘taking care of business.’ The Senators can do just that if they can slap together a wave of wins during the next […]

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NHL playoffs: Can the Toronto Maple Leafs qualify for this year?

March 26, 2025

The Toronto Maple Leafs are already in a playoff position, sitting at number two in the Atlantic Division. This will be their eighth consecutive time making the postseason. While they haven’t had problems qualifying, they have a history of struggling in the playoffs and advancing past the first two rounds. So the real question is, […]

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How Far Can Ottawa Senators Go in This Year’s NHL?

March 26, 2025

The Ottawa Senators are doing everything they can to be one of the most competitive teams in the NHL this season. They were once seen as a team still slugging into the transition phase — now they have an eye on disrupting the Eastern Conference playoff picture. A mix of youth, a better defense, and good goaltending […]

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Four Puerto Rico Resorts that will have You Hollering “Fore” More

March 26, 2025

Puerto Rico is a golfer’s paradise, packed with stunning landscapes and world-class courses. From the lush El Yunque Rainforest to over 300 pristine beaches along the Atlantic, the island is a dream destination—especially if you love hitting the links! If you’re looking for the ultimate golf getaway, the courses at these four diverse resorts should […]

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The different tactics that ice hockey teams can use

March 24, 2025

Ice hockey teams use a variety of tactics to outplay their opponents, both offensively and defensively. Remember to use the 1xBet promo code whenever you make your ice hockey wagers. Here are some key strategies. Let’s start with offensive tactics, more specifically with breakouts. Teams use structured breakouts to move the puck out of their defensive […]

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Ottawa Life Magazine Has Lost our Longtime Contributor and Friend, Ryan Lythall

March 24, 2025

A brilliant writer for OLM and the Centretown Buzz, activism for Ottawa’s PWD community became a cornerstone of Ryan Lythall’s life. In 2018, seeking a better life for those in Ottawa whose voices are often ignored, Lythall made the decision to run for Mayor of Ottawa. It was only one ambitious decision in a life […]

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Antisemitism and the Dark Side of Emotional Intelligence

March 24, 2025

By Andrew Faas This article follows up on Is Canada an Antisemitic Nation?, published on December 27, 2024. The reaction to that piece was disappointing. The most depressing was the deathly silence from the many non-Jews I am and have been associated with, who I know received the article via email just in case they […]

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Having fun with online entertainment

March 24, 2025

Exploring the Best Digital Pastimes for Ottawa Residents Most people living in Canada will be aware the internet is a big deal, with the Canadian Government pledging to connect 98% of Canadians to high-speed Internet by 2026 and 100% of Canadians by 2030. Canada is also one of the most prominent online markets in the […]

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Brain Gain: How Canada Can Profit from a Trump Mistake

March 24, 2025

In the midst of the chaos being created in the United States by President Trump and his band of sycophants and cronies, some of the subtler impacts may go unnoticed in the cacophony. One important effect is the impact of the Trump administration’s arbitrary cuts on key scientific research projects that were already approved, funded, […]

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Demolition Dynamics: Preparing Ottawa’s Lansdowne Park for a New Era

March 21, 2025

Lansdowne Park, one of Ottawa’s most iconic public spaces, has undergone a transformative redevelopment in recent years. Once a sprawling site for agricultural exhibitions and sporting events, the park has now been reimagined into a vibrant urban hub featuring modern residential, commercial, and recreational facilities. However, this transformation has not been without its challenges. Strategic […]

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The Role of Technology in Aging: How Wearable Safety Devices Are Changing Senior Care in Santa Monica

March 21, 2025

It’s unsettling, isn’t it? The thought of our older loved ones facing emergencies alone. Santa Monica, a beautiful place with a thriving older population, bears the responsibility of ensuring their safety. A fall, a sudden medical crisis, disorientation from dementia – these scenarios are frightening. The good news? Wearable technology is making a real difference […]

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Nature’s Witness: Patricia Wiltshire and the Clues That Solve Crimes

March 21, 2025

Title: The Natural History of Crime: Studies in Death and the Clues Nature Leaves Behind Author: Patricia Wiltshire Publisher: Mango ISBN-13: 978-1684816972 The Welsh scientist Patricia Wiltshire has penned another book detailing her work as a forensic ecologist, a relatively new discipline she has helped to pioneer.   Where There’s Smoke…. On a mid July […]

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Innovative Technologies in Crypto Slots: The Use of AI and Blockchain for Enhancing the Gambling Experience in Canada

March 19, 2025

The Canadian gambling market is experiencing notable change. Advanced methods in artificial intelligence and blockchain are reshaping how players engage with games and how operators manage transactions. One striking example is BetFury, a popular crypto casino that has set a new standard in crypto slots for Canadian players. This article examines the role of modern […]

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Habs and Sens Bringing the God’s-Honest Heat

March 19, 2025

To be perfectly honest, you need to sell this one a little better. People, a.k.a. hockey fanatics in Eastern Canada, are absolutely clamoring for a return to (and of) the ‘Battle of Ontario’ in the post-season. You know – the time of year when the intensity ramps up and the stakes grow higher. Really? After […]

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