The Ice Queen’s Blues – Q&A with Sue Foley
Old man winter may have put a lock on her heart but Sue Foley’s new album Ice Queen is a sizzling sampling of blues with tundra melting guitar licks and the Juno winners signature thermostat raising sultry vocals. The heat is on!
Jully Black’s Career Balancing Act
We talked with Jully Black ahead of her show tonight at the National Arts Centre about starting her empire, her career now and why moving stateside aided her career in Canada.
Fill your Soul with The Clean House at the Gladstone
There are four days left to The Clean House and if you can, head to the Gladstone to see it.
Judge Aquilina: A New Perspective on Sympathy
Former USA Gymnastics doctor Larry Nassar has been sentenced to up to 175 years in prison for sexually assaulting young girls and gymnasts, including Olympians. After hearing statements from over 150 brave women and girls, Judge Rosemarie Aquilina has sentenced the former doctor to a lifetime in Prison.
Ten Ideas for How to Spend Your Hard Earned Me Time
Treat yo’self – you deserve it!
HerCampus UOttawa Steps into The Wild at Capital Catwalk
It was truly a jungle in Lansdowne’s Horticulture Building on the evening of February 10th, when HerCampus UOttawa hosted their 6th annual Capital Catwalk.
Sens’ Winning Ways Something to Ponder
You can excuse the Ottawa Senators if they're playing hockey like they're attempting to traverse that middle lane on the Champlain Bridge. You know, the lane that switches the green light from heading north-to-south, to south-to-north in the blink of an eye.
Let’s bring a new vision of STEM to Canadian women and girls
While jobs in STEM-related domains are growing three times faster than other parts of the economy and paying 12 per cent higher, these jobs employ less than 25 per cent women. Only 13 per cent of professional engineers are not male.
Looking Back, Gazing Ahead — It’s all Beautiful to Alan Doyle
Alan Doyle on the shift from Canada's party band to solo artist.
The East Pointers Move Forward
Between their sweep of awards and nominations, it's been a whirlwind year for The East Pointers on accolades alone.
Splendour in Small Spaces – 7 Tips For Turning Your Apartment Into a Dream Home
Here are 7 tips for turning your apartment into a dream home; let’s dive in!
Film Review: Black Panther
T'Challa, after the death of his father, the King of Wakanda, returns home to the isolated, technologically advanced African nation to succeed to the throne and take his rightful place as king.
Disturbed sleep patterns may be key to ADHD
The US Center for Disease Control (CDC) estimates 11% of children and 4% of adults have been diagnosed with ADHD. The results highlight an increasing awareness among doctors that sleep disturbance is linked to many other significant health conditions such as diabetes, obesity and heart disease.
Moving on up: Should you buy or sell first?
In Canada's evolving real estate markets, both buying and selling a home are very personal decisions.
Interview with Amber Stratton, Co-founder of Pure Yoga
If you’re a yogi living in the Ottawa area, chances are you’re familiar with the Pure brand, whether it’s because you practice at a Pure Yoga studio or because you regularly get together with friends over a plate of Radical Wings and a Revive Alive cocktail at Pure Kitchen.
Book Review: Information Warfare: The Meme is the Embryo of the Narrative Illusion
Cogito ergo sum (I think, therefore I am), but who does one become when the thought is hijacked?
Book Review: London’s Afternoon Teas
London's Afternoon Teas is the hippest and most up-to-date source of information for both London residents and tourists alike. Featuring 50 of the best places to take tea in London, including classics such as Claridges and the Wolseley as well as completely unexpected venues, there is a tea here to suit all tastes and budgets.
Eat more plants, less meat
Canada’s Food Guide revamp is good for people and the planet
A Mesmerizing Maze of Memory Awaits in ELLE-MOI. D’un bout du monde à l’autre
As it is in the oasis of the mindscape where memories weave and intertwine around reality, so too does the hypnotic ELLE-MOI. D’un bout du monde à l’autre. Celebrating the 30th production of SERIES DANCE 10, the Ottawa Dance Directive brings multidisciplinary artist and choreographer Katia Gagné’s mesmerizing work to Arts Court’s Ottawa Dance Directive next week.
The Other Side of Reason – The Traveller
Thriving in the face of adversity is what maintains the human spirit and promotes the incredible resiliency of our human nature.
Jumpin’ Joel Flash & The Magic Machine
Who is this man? What is this machine? Why can't you stop dancing? The answers await inside!
Manual Vs Automatic: Which Neighbourhood Garage Door Service Is Safer?
Have you made some recent home improvements or you’re seriously thinking about one that will increase the comfort and security level of your home, as well as the property value?
Top 5 Ways to Celebrate Valentine’s Day Around the World
Giving your significant other a box of chocolates and a dozen roses for Valentine’s Day may say you care, but a couples’ getaway in the middle of a harsh Canadian winter is truly the best way to say “I love you.” Here are 5 unique ways to feel the love this February.
Recipe Roundup: Desserts for Two
Valentine’s Day is here and whether you’re planning a fancy dinner, a movie date or a night in, you’ll want to make sure you finish it off with something sweet.
DIY Valentine’s Day Indulgences
Valentine’s Day is all about expressing love, so why not indulge a bit?
