OLM’s Most Anticipated Movies at TIFF
Let us say you decide to go, what should you see? Here are my 10 picks in alphabetical order of the ‘Must See’ films at this year’s festival.
CEO of TIFF Going Out with a Bang
TIFF’s impact on the global scale is huge. Not only because it is a predictor during awards season but because to have your film shown at TIFF propels you to another level.
BLOCKStrain — Keeping the cannabis industry on track
How can consumers trust what they are receiving is precisely what they need? Enter BLOCKStrain.
Launch of Cardus Religious Freedom Institute Couldn’t Come at a Better Time
Non-partisan and faith-based think tank Cardus introduced their new core initiative, the Cardus Religious Freedom Institute (CRFI), yesterday afternoon.
Cyprus – Two Solitudes
“It is never too late to be what you might have been.” —George Eliot
Cyprus – Two Solitudes
“It is never too late to be what you might have been.” —George Eliot
Online Casinos – Are They Secure?
We know that playing at a safe and reputable establishment is pivotal to every gambler, and that is why we decided to delve into the safety of online casinos.
Hit The Streets of Montreal
The city is always brimming with new restaurants, new bars, incredible hotels and unique cultural experiences.
We Must Rethink the Cancellation of the Ontario Basic Income Project
The Ontario Basic Income Pilot was a study launched in April 2017 to test whether a basic income can better support vulnerable workers in Ontario. This summer, with the change of government in Ontario, the decision has been made to end the study early.
Generation Panic: Why Millennials are the Most Anxious Generation
You know the feeling when your brain has too many tabs open? No? That saying resonates with so many young professionals, so much so that it’s become part of the generational humour.
Album Reviews: September 3, 2018
#OLMMusic looks at new releases from Blood Orange, Sadwoods, Justice, Chloe Laberge and Anna Calvi.
Thousands come out to support Canadian women’s soccer in Ottawa
On Sunday, Ottawa soccer fans were treated to world-class soccer at TD Place in a rematch of the 2016 Summer Olympics Bronze medal match which Canada won 2-1 over Brazil.
Redblacks Look Flat in Upset Loss to Alouettes
Whether or not there was rust coming off the bye week, the Ottawa offense looked out of sorts all night.
Film Review: Searching
After his 16-year-old daughter goes missing, a desperate father breaks into her laptop to look for clues to find her.
The backfire from Doug Ford’s new sex-ed curriculum
Although high school students will continue the 2015 sex-ed curriculum that addresses prevalent issues such as consent, gender and gay marriage, the same cannot be said for primary and middle school students.
Why you should wear white shoes AFTER Labour Day… and How
Like black shoes, white pairs well with everything.
How to Set Up Shop as a Massage Therapist at a Luxury Spa
Make Time for Marketing. Add a Retail Income Stream. Develop a Client Attraction System. These are just a few ways to help take advantage of your location.
Don’t Ruin Your Backyard Party With These Little Mistakes
The invitations can be sent out, the decorations can be set up and the drinks can be chilled, and yet a tiny mistake can still put a damper on your event.
Cannabis Across Canada: A province-by-province breakdown
Provinces and territories are making decisions about how cannabis can be sold, where stores may be located, and how they must be operated.
William Powell and the Redblacks Thrive in Close Games
Winning the close games has made the difference between last year’s start and this year’s.
A Ministry of Loneliness entails plenty of thought
While social isolation deserves our attention, a new federal minister may not be the answer.
Ottawa’s Fifth Palestinian Festival
First held in August 2014, Ottawa has been and remains the only city in Canada to celebrate the Palestinian-Canadian culture by hosting a 3-day long festival in its honor.
A Maker By Trade
Williams grew up with creativity and art making as a fundamental part of her everyday life.
Ottawa’s biggest and most colourful Capital Pride Parade to date
The streets of Centretown were flooded with a wide variety of colourful scenes and individuals on Sunday, Aug. 26, as thousands of people from all walks of life came together to celebrate the 2018 Capital Pride parade
Rethinking democracy in the era of big data
By extension, there is no room for what exists outside the Big Data world. If you do not participate online, you are, in a way, no longer part of this reality
