Album Reviews: January 7, 2019
#OLMMusic looks at new releases from Foxwarren, Ted Axe, Alle, Cosmo Doris and Jacco Gardner.
Senators streak indicative of state of entire organization
This team is sinking harder and faster than my RSP portfolio.
Tye Felhaber Passes the 40-Goal Mark as Ottawa 67’s Win Two Straight
The 67’s scored four of their five goals in the third period to give themselves a shot down the stretch.
Everything you need to know about the Elgin Street renewal project
Starting Monday, road closures to one of the busiest streets in Ottawa will take effect. Here's what you can expect!
Film Review: Welcome to Marwen
A victim of a brutal attack finds a unique and beautiful therapeutic outlet to help him through his recovery process.
Film Review: Second Act
A big box store worker reinvents her life and her life-story and shows Madison Avenue what street smarts can do.
Customer loyalty programmes can be a part of your marketing strategy
Brand loyalty is something to focus your attention on, and one way to do that is through a customer loyalty program.
If Horses Could Fly – Why You Can’t Police Your Way Out of Gun Violence?
For politicians, a community-based policing model is attractive because it helps to allay the fears of communities that have been the location of violent crimes. The problem of course is that perception is one thing while reality is quite another.
Canadian Museum of Nature and Little Rays Nature Centres Entertain and Educate While Protecting Exotic Animals
The new exhibit at the Canadian Museum of Nature, Survival of the Slowest, features rescued creatures which survive and thrive in their environment by using counter-intuitive adaptations.
Film Review: Mary Poppins Returns
Decades after her original visit, the magical nanny returns to help the Banks siblings and Michael's children through a difficult time in their lives.
Mid-season report card sports few surprises for teetering Senators
We’re on the brink of hitting the mid-way point in the NHL season. For the Ottawa Senators, the first half had its moments . . . some of them actually good . . . but most, bad.
Ottawa’s Top News Stories of 2018
From the tornadoes touching down in the national capital region to Erik Karlsson being traded to the Sharks, we roundup some of the top news stories in Ottawa in 2018!
Rest Over Rust: Ottawa 67’s Start With Two Straight Wins Following Holiday Break
The Ottawa 67’s returned from their 12-day holiday break and rattled off two straight wins against high-ranked opponents.
How to determine a used vehicle financing offer
Today everyone needs a transportation method that gets us to the destination easily and smoothly. Unfortunately, not everyone can afford brand new, luxurious cars. But that's okay.
How to Stay Sane During the Canadian Winter
Ahh, the Canadian winter. Dreary, bleak days, limited sun, and freezing temperatures. Keeping your sanity can be a struggle. Here are some tips that can help.
New Industry Life in the World of Music Streaming
The music industry is still alive and well but somewhere along the line the artists worth has gone down. If music trends stay the course we will see fewer and fewer new artists rise to the top.
Film Review: The House That Jack Built
The story follows Jack, a highly intelligent serial killer, over the course of twelve years, and depicts the murders that really develop his inner madman.
An Illegal Push by Trudeau has led him to a lawsuit with the Canadian Union of Postal Workers
The Canada Post workers are officially launching a suit against the Trudeau Government.
Honey Glazed Smoked Ham
With the holidays fast approaching, it seems to be the time of year to begin thinking about what the main course will be for your Christmas dinner.
How Embracing Different Payment Methods Could Boost Canadian Businesses
While cash and cards once ruled the money world, a host of new options have emerged in recent times and become increasingly popular with consumers.
Digi 60 Returns: The Talent Strikes Back
The Digi 60 Festival takes place this weekend as it enters its 15th season We sat down with Emily Ramsay, the Co-Executive Director of the festival.
Film Review: Aquaman
Arthur Curry learns that he is the heir to the underwater kingdom of Atlantis, and must step forward to lead his people and be a hero to the world.
A Christmas Dragon
Danny and Zigo O'Neill really love Christmas, usually. But this year is different.
A Christmas Dragon
Danny and Zigo O'Neill really love Christmas, usually. But this year is different.
From Carleton’s Basketball Championship to Jon Gott’s Beer Chug: Counting Down the Top Ottawa Sports and Social Media Moments of 2018
2018 was a memorable sports year in the nation’s capital. The year provided plenty of fun and inspiring moments from many of the city’s teams.
