Empowering and Inspiring Women in Business
It will be a packed house at this year’s edition of the Women in Business Conference (WIBC), as hundreds of women are expected.
How applied research is reclaiming urban industrial sites
Governments should invest more in research collaboration among different kinds of institutions
Moving on up: Should you buy or sell first?
Here are some things to consider before making a move.
Simple Tips to protect yourself from data breaches
With businesses from credit score reporting companies to popular ride-sharing services reporting data breaches in 2017, many consumers are worried their personal information isn't safe. If you're concerned about the safety of your financial information, take some time to learn more about data breaches and how to protect yourself.
Understanding the link between diabetes and heart disease can save lives
Many of us likely know a family member or friend living with diabetes, or may even have it ourselves. An estimated 3.5 million Canadians have the disease, 90 per cent of whom have type 2 diabetes. But what you may not know is the connection with heart disease.
What to do if you get scammed
The best thing you can do is take steps to protect yourself, but if you do fall victim to a scam, here's what you should do.
Try these flavourful vegan muffins
Whether you're a seasoned vegan, exploring the lifestyle, or looking for options to serve those with food sensitivities, this great vegan recipe is super easy to make.
Should you rent or buy a house for your student?
With high school students across the country deciding on their post-secondary education right now, where they will live while at school should play an important part in the decision. Given that more than two-thirds of post-secondary students plan to live away from home during their studies and parents often foot the bill, have you considered how much it will cost?
Jeremy Fisher Plays for The Kids
While you may have been listening to Jeremy Fisher's enchanting music for the past few years, his latest set of fans are younger than his own career.
Feeling lonely? A pet may help
Loneliness is now considered a health risk as serious as smoking and obesity, and it's affecting the health of many Canadians — everyone from university students to seniors. If you're experiencing pangs of social isolation, consider adopting a pet.
Neighbourhood Spotlight: Preston Street/Little Italy
Preston Street is home to Ottawa’s Little Italy, a vibrant and relaxed district with more cultural representation than its name would suggest.
Tips for heart-healthy eating
Some say the key to someone's heart is through their stomach — but the link between eating and the heart goes beyond romantic attraction.
More Canadians Giving, And in Different Ways, to Charity
Seven in ten Canadians have given to charity over the past year, and almost half of donors are open to different sorts of giving approaches than just the traditional solicitation letter, according to the 2018 What Canadian Donors Want Survey, conducted by the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP) Foundation for Philanthropy – Canada in partnership with Ipsos.
Album Reviews: March 5, 2018
#OLMMusic takes a look at new releases form Ezra Furman, Ought, The Band Whose Name Is A Symbol, Wokewave, and U.S. Girls.
Disney On Ice Brings Magic to Ottawa with Dare to Dream
Disney On Ice once again graced the Canadian Tire Centre with their latest spectacle Dare to Dream! Disney On Ice, a series of spectacular and vibrant live ice performances, has been producing critically acclaimed shows for almost 40 years and their latest surely does not disappoint!
Auto shows give us all a chance to dream big
This year, I’ve blown off all practical matters – like shopping for your next ride – and focused on the kind of car I might purchase once automotive journalism puts seven figures in my bank account.
Still at Peace 25 years later – Our Lady Peace, One of Canada’s Most Enduring Bands
Ottawa Life chats with lead guitarist, Steve Mazur.
Despite disastrous season, better days ahead for Senators?
We can all agree this has been – in all likelihood – the most disappointing and stumble-and-bumble-laden season in recent memory for the Senators.With that in mind, it's well past time to shrug it off, dust away the dreary and shine the beam on the few bright spots in an all-together forgettable campaign.
Daniel Patterson Talks “TheoryOfLove” Campaign
Daniel Patterson is a student at Carleton University studying sociology. He is the manager of the Theory of Love campaign, designed to address mental health and the stigmas that surround it. Part of his campaign is an initiative is to engage with Ottawa’s homeless community, to get them into organized sports and other activities.
Unhappily Ever After
What happens when the fairy-tale gets fractured and characters like Aladdin, Elsa and Rapunzel don’t find their happily ever after?
Love Finds a Way for Ron Weiss
Some people spend a life looking for true love. Ottawa musician Ron Weiss put a life on hold for it.
Quick tips for fun and easy breakfasts
Most parents have sleepless nights, hectic mornings and laundry that doesn't get folded. Cutting corners where you can means spending more time with family. But, serving quick, nutritious, home-cooked meals will improve your family's health and your budget. Here, Tori Wesszer, foodie and registered dietitian, shares her tips and meal ideas to make busy mornings […]
5 Money Saving Apps You Need to Download Now
Here are 5 free smartphone apps that will not only help you save money, but that you can actually EARN money from in very easy ways!
From Mayerthorpe to Moncton: The Unanswered Questions
“The RCMP is at a critical point in its history"
