Stupid is As Stupid Does for Chateau Laurier Extension and Ottawa Citizen Editorial Board
The problem with the Chateau Laurier project has nothing to do with guidelines. It has everything to do with the ugliness of the new extension that does not does not integrate in anyway with the existing architectural appeal of the original hotel.
Uncertainty for Ontario
Ontario now has a majority government that believes in neither climate change nor abortion rights, has no fiscal policy, but is committed to $1 beer.
Scaleup Hub, OneEleven, Opening Doors For The Ottawa Tech Community
A promising new hub for hi-tech start-ups is blossoming in the heart of Ottawa’s downtown, and lighting a beacon for companies that have an eye on rapid development.
Album Reviews: June 18, 2018
#OLMMusic looks at new releases from Neko Case, Buck-N- Nice, Jorja Smith, Wreckorator and Flasher
Ottawa Senators sinking like the Titanic
As poorly as the team had played on the ice for the previous seven-plus months, nothing compared to how poorly it was faring – now – away from the game
The Best Hidden Food Gems in Ottawa
Over the last few years, tons of cute independently owned cafes and family-owned restaurants have popped up offering up some impressive eats. We’ve put together a little list to help guide you through your next Ottawa food adventure!
7 Tips to Write Your Paper on Canada without Using any Essay Writing Service
Many people these days turn to cheap essay writing services for their work, for a number of reasons.
Visible Empire
An epic novel-based on true events-of love, grief, race, and wealth, charting a single sweltering summer in Atlanta that left no one unchanged
Canada wins bid to co-host 2026 World Cup but work still to be done on and off the field
Canada, in a joint bid with the United States and Mexico, has won its bid to co-host the FIFA World Cup in 2026. This is great news for Canadian soccer and a great opportunity to grow the sport in the country.
Reflections from the Other Side of Reason – A letter to myself
Writing a letter to ourselves is a practical way to help us listen to our inner voice. When I read my own letter, I realized that it was the first time I had heard myself so clearly.
More isn’t always better when it comes to prescription medications
Canadians are living longer than ever, and we are also taking more medications than ever before. And this can make us sicker, not healthier.
Seasonal Allergies and Itching
Spring, a time of new plant growth and beautiful blossoms, is dreaded by many allergy sufferers and can be, in their eyes, a most unpleasant time of year.
Celebrating 21st Century Fatherhood
We are living in a time where father figures come in all forms and we think they all deserve celebration and appreciation this coming Father’s Day and every other day for that matter!
Breaking Out of the Box
Everyone loves an underdog story. However, when Montreal directors and producers Ameesha Joshi and Anna Sarkissianset out to make their first feature length film, they had no idea it would become an award-winning documentary.
10 Environmental benefits of recycling
The idea of recycling is to protect natural resources and to minimize their consumption. In this article, we are going to present to you ten environmental benefits of recycling.
Ottawa Fury fall victim to North Carolina FC’s clinical finishing in 4-2 defeat
After an eleven-day layoff, Ottawa Fury FC visited North Carolina FC at WakeMed Soccer Park in Cary, North Carolina.
11 Tips for Hiring Freelancers Who Will Boost Your Business
The increasing competition among freelancers inevitably leads to an improvement in the development of their professional skills, as well as to a decrease in the cost of services. And this cannot but please potential employers.
Film Review: Hereditary
When the matriarch of the Graham family passes away, her daughter's family begins to unravel cryptic and increasingly terrifying secrets about their ancestry.
The Age of Consent: Time for #MeToo to shift to the #IRegret movement
I've often wondered where the flipside to the #MeToo movement was – where’s the #IRegret movement?
Working in a Multicultural World – A Guide to Developing Intercultural Competence
Luciara Nardon draws on her extensive research and international experience to guide employees and managers through the ambiguous and uncertain waters of today’s multicultural workplace.
Highlights from a Night of Educational Success: Broadview’s Family Dance
Education rarely gets the fanfare it deserves, but last week’s Family Dance at Broadview Public School proved how important fair and accessible education is to the people of Ottawa.
How to Start a Business With (Almost) No Money
It is not a secret that starting a business requires having some capital. There is no strict common plan how to prove the business but there is a list of needed things every starter should take into the consideration.
New Travel App Wins 2018 Small Business Expo PitchFest
Described as ‘Uber for tour guiding and Tinder for travellers’, Wandure allows travelers to go on unique experiences created by real locals, or find like-minded travel buddies in their area.
Ottawa fans showed support all weekend for team Canada at Volleyball Nations League
TD Place Arena was transformed into a cathedral of volleyball this past weekend as fans poured in to catch a glimpse of some high-flying volleyball action.
Canada Advances in FIBA 3×3 World Cup
Team Canada started the 2018 FIBA 3×3 World Cup ice cold. They began the tournament-opener down 8-0 against Mongolia. They have not looked back since.
