Kids still living at home? Help them take the next step
Between a competitive economy and an expensive housing market, today's young people are staying in the nest longer than ever before. In fact, more than a third of Canadian young adults live with their parents rather than alone or with a spouse or partner in their own household.
New year, new career? Exciting industries to consider
Some people grow up knowing exactly what they want to be. For others, figuring out a career path requires a lot of research, soul searching and trial-and-error.
Book Review: The Secret Life of Your Microbiome
The Secret Life of Your Microbiome By Susan L. Prescott, MD, PhD & Alan C. Logan, ND 336 pages • ISBN 978-0-86571-851-7 For too long our bodies have been viewed as capsules, sealed off and protected from “bugs” by our immune systems and an arsenal of antibiotics, pesticides, processed foods, and anti-bacterial soaps. The more […]
Film Review: Winchester
Eccentric firearm heiress believes she is haunted by the souls of people killed by the Winchester repeating rifle.
40 Years and We STILL Love Our Winterlude!
Lordy, Lordy, look who’s 40. We’re not busting out the ruby red for you, Winterlude, because, as always, you’re all about the winter white.
Tasty touchdown: Super Bowl finger food
Superbowl 2020 is almost here. Get ready for this Sunday's big game with these three finger food recipes!
The value of a hands-on bachelor’s degree
The graduate employment rate for bachelor’s degree holders from Polytechnics Canada members was 91 per cent in 2015-16
Book Review: Sculpture in Canada
Found in public spaces and parks, art galleries and university buildings, along riverbanks as well as in city squares, private gardens and even underwater, Canadian sculpture encompasses a range of materials and styles from traditional bone and bronze to postmodern multimedia installations.
Ottawa Life Magazine Exclusive Interview with Turkey’s Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mevlut Cavusoglu
Turkey's Minister of Foreign Affairs, Mevlut Cavusoglu, shares his views about containing North Korea, Turkish relations with NATO and its Allies, Brexit, Jerusalem and Trump, the Kurdish Situation, Syrian Refugees, the Astana Talks, the Status of Jailed Journalists and Turkey's Important Tourism Sector.
Violin virtuoso gets set to descend upon the Alpha Art Gallery
Drenched in sweat, the crowd noise still ringing in his ear from where he’s just left them dazzled and riotous, the man they call Dr. Draw finally takes a breath and lowers his instrument.
Playing Video Games Benefits Seniors In Many Different Ways
Gaming is no longer just for kids, as more elderly people are now experiencing the benefits of playing video games.
Celebrate Heart Month with healthy habits
With February being Heart Month, consider the following ways to help keep your heart healthy.
10 of the Best Mattress Brands
When it comes to your bed, picking the right mattress is one of the most important decisions you can make.
Head South to Saintly South Padre Island, Texas
While most people don’t think of Texas as a winter hot spot, it actually has some of the most beautiful beaches you could ever dream of.
The Balconies Step Out of the Spotlight
The Balconies have been one of Ottawa's premier live bands since they hit the scene a decade ago. In a career that spanned radio hits, winning the Live 88.5 Big Money Shot, and their two LPs Fast Motions and Rhonda, the band was always out to surprise and impress.
Ottawa to Celebrate Black History with Film, Music and More
Today marks the beginning of Black History Month and the Nation's Capital is hosting a variety of different cultural events to recognize and celebrate this important month.
Champagne, Guitars and Life on the Road
Prodigy, virtuoso and the “finest guitar player of his generation” are just a couple of accolades that have been latched alongside the musical caravan that is Australian-born musician Daniel Champagne.
Why “King for a Day” approaches to homelessness don’t work
If we are serious about ending homelessness, we need to institute long-term solutions across all levels of government
Flashback Cinephiles as Cineplex Brings Film Festival to Ottawa
Hey Ottawa, are you ready for a film festival?
J & J’s Gibberish: Well Done #BellLetsTalk
You would have to live under a rock not to know that today is #BellLetsTalk mental health day. It is wonderful that Bell is putting money where its mouth is.
Must-have guide for selling your home
When you put your home on the market, you want to be offered top dollar and enjoy a smooth seamless sale from start to finish. For the best experience, use this guide full of expert tips from the Ontario Real Estate Association.
Dems & Doll, Ottawa’s Everything Art Duo
Making your way through town recently you may have noticed some of Ottawa’s new and vibrant murals: butterflies, painted cars, whales, and some wacky graffiti. Doll and her husband Dems are an Ottawa couple who have painted 100 Murals in the last 3 years
Security a Concern for Bluesfest Attendees
For those that came together for the two-hour meeting s inside Tom Brown Arena last night, it was evident early on that July 13, 2017 was still fresh in everybody’s minds.
Everything you need to know about Trump’s ban on transgender troops
…and the Federal judges that reacted to it.
Canailles Keep Doing Backflips
No matter how many members they currently have, Montreal's Canailles have always had a frantic energy to their music. The band's ability to mix folk, punk and Cajun influences into one of the best live shows in Canada has made them a hit nationally and around the world.
