Meghan and Sally Tibbits Spin New Adventure Tale For Kids
Mother-daughter duo, Sally and Meghan Tibbits, sat down with us to discuss their book, Badger Tales ~ The Teacup Fliers.
What You Need to Know About The New Ottawa Redblacks Season
Despite coming so close to their second championship in three years, the team isn’t exactly running it back.
Canada falling behind on corporate accountability – Trudeau government’s global reputation at risk
While the Trudeau government may position itself as a champion of human rights and the rule of law, its new complaint mechanism speaks a different narrative.
Op-Ed: Kazakhstan votes for progress and continuity
Kazakhstan's Ambassador to Canada, Akylbek Kamaldinov, shares his perspective on the election results and what it means for Kazakhstan.
TaeKwon-Do practitioners honour the late General Choi Hong Hi at the Memorial Cup
The General Choi’s Taekwon-Do Memorial Cup united practitioners of TaeKwon-Do from various countries whilst celebrating the contributions General Choi made to the martial art.
Top Things To Get Delivered To Your Door
You really don’t need to leave your house for anything these days, for food, for shopping and even for…
Celebrate Ottawa’s resiliency with Rory Gardiner at the Fringe Festival
Gardiner coped with the devastating loss of his home after the tornado on September 21, 2018 by creating a comedic video which resulted in 10k views within two days.
Frontier lets you have it all
Frontier is a 23-storey, 228-unit purpose-built rental that delivers a one-of-a-kind rental living opportunity to Ottawa's Gloucester neighbourhood.
The Israeli Film Fest marks its 16th year with an impressive lineup of movies
For the 16th year in a row, the Canadian Film Institute (CFI), The Israel Culture Forum, and The Embassy of Israel in Canada have come together to host the Israeli Film Fest.
Carbon Taxes: Fine Idea, Terrible Marketing
There are four main reasons why climate change (formerly known as global warming) is a divisive and ineffective political argument for instituting or increasing carbon taxes.
A Pain In The Back And How You Can Deal With It
If you are struggling with back pain there are few methods to try and things you can change to help ease the pain.
Elevate Your Backyard Barbecue with Timeless Flavours from duBreton
There’s more to grilling than burgers and hot dogs and Canada’s leading all-pork specialist is here to remind us of that!
Built in Defiance: Road Tripping Eastern Ontario’s History
Here are three road trips around the region where you can explore buildings that are the oldest of their kind in the province.
6 ways Canadian companies can get involved in the Belt and Road Initiative
The opportunities for foreign investments are increasing since Chinese companies are now seeking alternative sources of finance to help organize projects in a manner that will appeal not only to Chinese private capital but, most importantly, to global capital.
4 ways technology has changed the gambling industry
These days, internet gambling is starting to overtake brick-and-mortar casino gambling. There are literally thousands of online gambling sites each offering an assortment of bonuses and casino games.
Save the Date for the Second Annual Fluevogs for Therapy Dogs
The purpose of this fundraiser is to support teams of therapy dogs that provide comfort and care to vulnerable people in need.
Broadswords and bagpipes: Meet the Highland Warriors at new Canadian War Museum exhibit
The Highland soldier is an iconic military figure whose role and reputation have evolved over the centuries, both within Scotland and beyond.
Annual Ottawa Tourism Meeting Focuses on Millennial Marketing Trends
In attempts to better understand millennials as one of Canada’s most influential consumer groups, Ottawa Tourism brought in David Coletto, CEO and founding partner of the local research firm Abacus Data.
The Seasonal Struggles of The Sun Harmonic
Sometimes making something you love requires pain, and for Kaleb Hikele of The Sun Harmonic, this meant working through personal injuries.
Album Reviews: June 10, 2019
Today we review new releases from Aurora, Mushy Gushy, Beig Thief, Jonathan Pearce and Honeyblood.
The Pangs of Divorce: How to Protect Your Kids’ Mental Health
The breakdown of a marriage is arguably among the most difficult things that children can experience. There are three main things that must be observed by soon-to-be ex partners during the divorce.
Embracing Your Community As A Business Owner
Reaching out into your local community is vital to growing a great reputation from among your base of potential customers.
Seamus O’Regan’s Failure at Grassy Narrows Proves Systemic Racism is Alive and Thriving at Indian Affairs
In Grassy Narrows the mercury poisoning was not as immediate and of course it is an Aboriginal community so the bureaucrats at Indian Affairs in Ottawa did what they often do – nothing.
Ready, Set, Glow!
Glowfair Festival brings people from far and wide down to Bank Street and helps to create a sense of community and belonging.
BEST OF OTTAWA 2019: Pubs & Taverns
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!
