Will Canada Lead or Follow the USA to Online Gambling Regulation?
On first appearances, unlike many aspects of our cultures and legislation, the regulations governing the Canadian online gambling industry and those in the US look rather similar.
Polaris Music Prize 2018: A night Canadian music lovers can be proud of!
All eyes and ears were on Jeremy Dutcher after he defeated nine other acts and won the $50,000 2018 Polaris Music Prize. Here’s the lowdown on an amazing night.
5 Ways Hiking Helps You Relax
Hiking is a healthy activity that not only helps you relax but also improves your health in various ways. Here are 5 ways hiking helps you relax!
Cozy up to fall with a hearty classic Canadian soup
Try this classic velvety chowder that celebrates cool autumn nights.
Seasons of Catherine Schissel
All photos courtesy of Catherine Schissel. Catherine Schissel has been painting for as long as she…
A Frightfully British Brexit Report
Brexit may soon be all too familiar if we continue to sleepwalk to the abyss.
Residential School and Reconciliation: Canada Confront its History
Award-winning author J. R. Miller tackles and explains various institutional responses to Canada’s residential school legacy.
Turn Your Summer Fashion Staples Into Your Fall Go-Tos!
If you’re going through a wardrobe dilemma now that the weather has finally cooled down a bit, don’t fret–here are some easy ways you can transition some of your summer staples to fall.
TIFF 2018: Film spotlight continued
TIFF 2018 has come to a close. We've put together a list of reviews for some of the festival's final films.
What to do if You Have Bad Credit When You Need a Loan
It’s not always clear how credit scores are calculated. Somehow, the formula is still a bit of a mystery. At the very least, you can be aware of what causes bad credit.
Game of Thrones Eat your Heart out: Don’t Miss the GCTC’s The Virgin Trial
Canadian Playwright Kate Hennig’s Tudor trilogy is proving to be spectacularly more satisfying that the tv show for political intrigue, suspense and thrills. Incredibly, it is all based on history.
Ottawa 67’s Season Preview: An Experienced Roster Poised to Compete
Between players retained, star prospects added and experience gained, the club has set itself up nicely to make the leap into contention for the 2019 J. Robertson Cup.
Renewable Energy, not oil and gas, deserves government support
The government should also be encouraging Canadians to change their energy consumption habits.
6 Steps to Clean Up Your Credit Report
Your credit report is one of the most important financial documents in your life.Here are 6 steps for cleaning up your credit report.
Medically assisted dying cases need stronger review to safeguard us all
As of year-end 2017, over 3700 Canadians have died as a result of our new medically assisted dying policy. Yet an appropriate monitoring system is not yet in place.
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.
