Stuck in the Rain: The Best Ways to Spend a Few Days Inside
Many of us tend to view days where our plans are changed by the rain to be ruined when, in reality, these offer a perfect opportunity to do something different and special.
Something in the air
On Oct. 17 we will witness one of the most infamous members of the botanical world turn from outlaw to household accessory.
Ottawa Fury jump to seventh-place after second road win in a row
Ottawa Fury FC moves into seventh-place after the team’s 2-0 win over Richmond Kickers on Saturday night at City Stadium.
Small Halls, Big Love: The Ontario Festival of Small Halls
It’s all about big music in small places and it’s taking place right now all over the Ottawa Valley in small town churches, town halls and other unusual locations.
Album Reviews: September 17, 2018
#OLMMusic looks at new releases from Paul McCartney, Jim Bryson, Waxahatchee, Matthew Staynore and Mothers.
Balanced Redblacks Offense Silences Doubters in Win Over Roughriders
After a two-game slump, the Ottawa offense put the CFL on notice with a methodical performance on the ground and through the air.
Canadian Carnival Freaks and the Extraordinary Body 1900-1970s
Jane Nicholas takes us on a search for answers about how and why the freak show persisted into the 1970s.
ByWard Market gets a furry visitor
A bit of an unusual start to the morning for the local police, however the bear remained quite calm and did not pose as a great danger.
Reflections from the Other Side of Reason – Rainstorms and rainbows
Sudden and overwhelming disasters or traumatic events can take a significant emotional toll on survivors, families and friends.
Ottawa’s hockey base suffers yet again
Ottawa Senators trade team captain and the best player in franchise history (hint: Erik Karlsson) to the San Jose Sharks.
Alpha Art Gallery Moves to Bigger and Brighter Home
Gallery owner/director Edith Betkowski is thrilled to welcome the public to the Gallery's new, larger digs on the prestigious Sussex Drive.
Spray-Net: Exterior House Painting Experts
Using their uniquely formulated products and surface-tailored exterior coatings, Spray-Net crews offer durable, high-quality, environmentally friendly and cost-effective home transformations with a 15-year warranty.
Jim Bryson No Longer Waiting
If you don’t already know Jim Bryson, he has released 5 critically acclaimed solo recordings, the most recent being 2016’s Somewhere We Will Find Our Place…
TIFF 2018: Film Spotlight
The Toronto International Film Festival has been a whirlwind so far and it is only halfway through.
How the Keto diet helps women with PCOS
Short for Ketogenic, the Keto diet is a high-fat low-carb food regime. However, it is much more than just another way for people to drop a few pounds.
What Democracy, Eh?
The leaders’ offices in most parties in Canada, in or out of government, manipulate local candidate nominations, conventions, party executive elections, party policies…
The World Remembers: A Canadian-led expression of remembrance and reconciliation
Struggles Have Sunk Redblacks in Back-to-Back Losses
The offense struggled against both Montreal and BC over the pass two weeks, especially in the pass game.
Voters disliked Ford a little less than Wynne
Ontario election results signal Canada’s wider democratic dilemma.
Get Sidified at Ottawa’s most fabulous fashion gala fundraiser
Sid is now using his personal connection to the Crohn's and Colitis, along with his passion for fashion to help make a difference.
Breaking down barriers for Canadians with disability
It’s time to look beyond the CRA.
Album Reviews: September 11, 2018
#OLMMusic looks at new releases from La Force, The Sonic Defense, Muncie Girls, PolarChips and Mass Gothic
Public Health must become a priority
Public health is being weakened across Canada. As it is, it receives only three to four per cent of health care funding, and in some provinces and health authorities, much less.
Ottawa SlutWalk continues fight against sexual assault and victim blaming
In an effort to put an end to issues such as rape culture, sexual violence and victim-blaming, hundreds rallied at the Human Rights Monument on Sunday, Sept. 9
Ottawa Gatineau Air show Flies Again This Weekend
The annual Gatineau-Ottawa air show is one of the most exciting air shows in Canada, it’s right in our backyard in Gatineau, and it gets bigger and bigger every year.
