Gifts For Kids
Product: Mia & Luca Fashion Backpack Price: $59.99 Where to buy: Bentley stores or shopbentley.com Description: With this Mia & Luca fashion leather backpack, being organized and classy at the same time is as easy as 1, 2, 3. This backpack is trendy and is equipped with several zippered compartments, a convenient handle and adjustable […]
Gifts For Foodies
Product: Lee Valley Danish Dough Whisks Price: $11.50 – $21.00 Where to buy: in store at 900 Morrison Dr. or at leevalley.com Description: Looking for a gift for the baker in your life? The flow-through design of this whisk allows for dough to mix faster, requires less force, combines ingredients more evenly, and doesn't overwork the dough […]
Gifts For Everyone
Product: Green & Black’s Price: $4.95 Where to buy: Available at select major retailers such as Whole Foods, Sobey’s, Metro, Loblaws and Shoppers Drug Mart and online at us.greenandblacks.com Description: This holiday, treat your loved ones to the ultimate, decadent and mouth-watering gift: Green & Black’s premium chocolate! Made with hand-selected, ethically sourced cocoa beans, […]
We need a new kind of weather forecast
More regular reporting on extreme weather patterns would help Canadians understand the real threat of climate change.
Houston, We Have the Perfect Family Getaway
What makes Houston a great place for your family’s next getaway isn’t the opportunity to get away from it all – it’s the chance to get right in the thick of things.
How is Gambling Regulated in British Columbia?
No matter if a regular citizen or a government representative tends to like gambling or refuse to accept it, online gambling is the open market which has been only growing bigger within the last two decades.
DR Gaming Technology Plans for 2018 at Global Gaming Expo
For DR Gaming Technology, the solution service system is for the end-user and for the operators, is always the player.
Album Reviews: November 5, 2018
#OLMMusic looks at new releases from Marie Davidson, Hoodie, Connan Mockasin, Cwn Annwn & Moddey Dhoo and Anna St. Louis.
Senators can’t stop the onslaught
That 9-2 pounding by Buffalo’s hockey team on the foreheads of the Ottawa Senators Saturday afternoon represented a very low point in what – to this point – has been a modest season.
Finding the Back of the Net: Ottawa 67’s Score 15 Times in Two-Game Span
If the weekend’s performance demonstrated anything, it was Ottawa’s ability to win any type of game.
Redblacks Top Argos in Regular Season-Finale, Look Ahead to Playoffs
Ottawa fans may have already been looking ahead to the playoffs, with home field clinched, but the Redblacks finished the regular season with a solid performance from their offense and defense.
Film Review: Bohemian Rhapsody
A chronicle of the years leading up to Queen's legendary appearance at the Live Aid (1985) concert.
Coca-Cola Canada brings Innovation Lab to Ottawa
Earlier this week, Coca-Cola Canada held their first-ever Innovation Lab for Parliamentarians in our nation’s capital. We got the chance to meet Nancy Quan, Chief Technical Officer for Coca-Cola North America.
Multi-faceted music studio Artist Alliance opens downtown
With 25 years of experience in songwriting, performing and production, two record deals, and a brand new state-of-the-art studio in the heart of the ByWard Market, Jason Wilkinson has all the ambition in the world.
DIY – Infused olive oils at a fraction of the price of gourmet shops
Herb-infused olive oil is a simple and tasty way to add flavour to any dish. Extremely versatile, it can be used for cooking, salad dressings and marinades as well as a condiment to coat your food with delicious notes of herbs, citrus, garlic or spices.
AdvoCare brings superior nutrition to Ottawa
As of September 5th, the company’s best sellers are now available in Canada as AdvoCare expands North!
Exclusion of Indigenous voices in U.S.-Canada water agreement puts salmon restoration in Columbia River at risk
With the renegotiation of the Columbia River Treaty (CRT) underway, we have a promising political opportunity to bring the salmon back home to the upper Columbia.
Chantal Kreviazuk and Raine Maida collaborative performance Moon v. Sun
Singer-songwriter Chantal Kreviazuk and Our Lady Peace frontman Raine Maida take the NAC stage in a collaborative performance.
5 tips for keeping your kids safe on Halloween night
If you’re thinking of letting your little ones head out without you this year, here are some tips to consider from ADT Canada before making the final call.
How the Redblacks Turned the Corner on Their Touchdown Troubles to Secure the East Division
Their ability to capitalize on field position with touchdowns has given the Redblacks a golden opportunity at a trip to the 106th Grey Cup.
From Urban Architecture to Ancient Divination – An Interview with Artist Rasah Subtler
Today, Sarah lives in New York, but recently came back to Ottawa to exhibit her #moonscrolls. Nickie Shobeiry talks to Sarah about her work.
Federal Court of Appeal suggests former Ethics Commissioner wrong to allow Morneau to secretly own family shares
Ethics Commissioner Mary Dawson allowed Finance Minister Bill Morneau to continue to secretly own $30 million of shares in Morneau Shepell Inc., his family’s company, after he became minister.
Too many bureaucratic hurdles for cannabis research: Why researchers are studying cannabis for promising anti-seizure medication
By: Mohammad-Reza Ghovanloo We’ve lost many years of potentially important research on the use of cannabis as medicine because of polarized views of the “weed” among researchers, policymakers and the general public. On one side, there are those who see cannabis as a dangerous psychoactive drug that should be prohibited. On the other, there are […]
The Canada Music Academy and Canderel host series of pop-up concerts
The Canada Music Academy and Canderel are working together to promote and celebrate music in Canada through a series of pop-up concerts.
Senators consult official language minority communities to help modernize the Official Languages Act
In 2019, the Act will turn 50 years old; the last major reform of the Act took place in 1988.
