The Senate should do its job — and respect its regions
Bill C-48 is the kind of extraordinary circumstance that requires the Senate to step up and fulfill its role as a regional counterbalance to the House.
General Choi’s TaeKwon-Do Memorial Cup unites practitioners from around the world
This annual event commemorates General Choi and honours his contributions to the martial arts community while uniting practitioners of TaeKwon-Do from around the world.
Japan gambling on casino and sports betting success ahead of 2020 Olympics
Japan’s gambling industry might be new, but if history has shown us anything, it is that this is an economy that knows how to pick up an idea and run with it.
Country-rock group Me and Mae are heading “Where the Good Times Roll”
Canadian band Me and Mae have been making waves in the country-rock scene for a few years now.
How diabetes hurts all Canadians and what you can do about it
More than twice as many Canadians live with diabetes today as did in 2000. Clearly, something must change.
D.J. the coach was once D.J. the enforcer
We’re not even close to training camp and already the pundits are labelling Ottawa as a gigantic longshot to compete for a playoff spot.
Album Reviews: June 3, 2019
Today in #OLMMusic, we review new releases from Amyl and The Sniffers, Okies, Sundara Karma, Olen and PUP.
The Best Rainy Day Activities in Ottawa for When You’re Stuck Inside
Photographed: Think you can outsmart the Byward Market Butcher? Test your skills at one of Jigsaw’s Escape Rooms! (credit: Hollie Grace James) At last, Spring has sprung, and we can finally look forward to the shining sun and rising temperatures. You know what that means right? Taking advantage of the unending number of happy hours […]
Why Canada Needs a Royal Commission on the Role of Media in the 21st Century
A Royal Commission to examine all of these matters and to make recommendations should be employed and everything should be on the table including the future role and funding of the CBC.
Latin America is increasingly embracing the Belt and Road Initiative
Much like the Arctic, Latin America and the Caribbean were only recently integrated in the Belt and Road Initiative’s growing blueprint.
Rocketman Takes Off
Marvellous acting, fabulously iconic costumes coming back to life, and the reality-meets-fantasy retelling of a musical sensation’s story all meet to become a film that all can enjoy.
Democracy Watch gives Trudeau Liberal government an F in accountability and transparency
Yesterday, as the Open Government Partnership Global Summit was being held in Ottawa, Democracy Watch issued its report card on the Trudeau Liberal open government record.
BEST OF OTTAWA 2019: Spots for Kids
After over 20-years writing about life in Ottawa, we think we have a pretty good idea of the best of what this city has to offer. In this weekly series, we’ll share our picks with you – our top hotels, live music venues, local brews, bands and more. Check, share and discuss #OLMBest every week!
Icelandic-Canadian musician, Lindy Vopnfjörd, to launch new album at Alpha Art Gallery
With poetic and emotional music, Vopnfjörd distills human experience into the vital emotions that define a moment so crisply, and memorably.
Choosing a New Garage Door
Looking to upgrade or replace your garage doors? Here are a few things to consider before swamping out of the old for the new.
These millennial business owners are feeding the capital in unique ways
From coffee with cats to cereal on the go, meet 9 young business owners all under the age of 30 who are supplying Ottawa citizens with uniquely delicious eats in the city.
President Obama Returns to Ottawa
He will be engaging in a live interview on a wide range of topics at the Canadian Tire Centre as a guest of Canada 2020, an organization whose mandate is to build a community of progressive ideas and people that will move and shape governments.
The Organized Chaos of Ronley Teper
We caught up with Teper ahead of her June 1 show in Wakefield @ Kaffe (and a June 2 show in Perth) to talk about balancing mediums, keeping her band in a row and how she harnesses improv as an artist.
Putting Your Health First: Simple Ways To Protect Body And Mind
If you’re keen to start putting your health first, here are some simple ways you can protect both your body and your mind.
Op-ed – In defence of conscience rights: Bill C-418
Through the availability of assisted suicide on-demand across Canada, threats to conscience are no longer confined to the rhetoric of the court room – they are increasingly present in the examination room.
Celebrate Canadian Artists and Cuisine at LE PARTY art auction
Le Party is the OAG’s signature fundraising event for over 20 years and raises funds that allows the Gallery to offer free educational programs, tours, events and free admission to the Gallery every day.
Experience Boating with Freedom Boat Club
Families who want to enjoy the boating lifestyle but do not want to purchase a new boat and be responsible for the maintenance, dockage, storage and insurance, are welcome at FBC.
Chantal Kreviazuk and Raine Maida talk about their emotional new documentary
As they are about to celebrate their 20th wedding anniversary later this year, what better way to commemorate the occasion with a documentary.
Thirteen Strings presents a charming way to close the season with a Summer Serenade
Sometimes unpredictable things happen and it is then necessary to change a concert program! Originally planning to present a concert titled “Day and Night”, Thirteen Strings instead felt compelled to serenade their public with a brand new program.
Album Reviews: May 27, 2019
Today, we review new music from Elton John & Taron Egerton, Gullet, Cate le Bon, queenyy x chevdot and Tyler, The Creator.
