Why the Modern City Worker Should Have a Nootropics Pack in their Bag
So, what exactly are nootropics and why should you have them as an essential kit in your worklife?
5 family friendly tips to breeze through airport security
If stress-free airport screening is on your wish list this winter, the Canadian Air Transport Security Authority (CATSA) has some tips to help you and your family breeze through security.
How to change your beauty routine for harsher seasons
Updating your wardrobe to protect yourself from the cold is obvious, but don't forget about protecting your skin.
J & J’s Gibberish: Booty Banter
One mother's weekly journey in raising her special needs children.
100 Youth Join MPs on Parliament Hill to Witness Democracy in Action
Selected from Boys and Girls Clubs and Big Brothers Big Sisters across the country, 100 young leaders aged 14 to 24 were on Parliament Hill on November 7 to gain an insider perspective on Canadian democracy by job shadowing Members of Parliament and Hill staffers who make important decisions about Canada and its future.
No Need to Shush, This Music is Just Fine in the Ottawa Library
Two branches of the OPL as well as Sun Life have joined together to bring news that's music to the ears of aspiring musicians.
Financial tips for blended families
Money matters can be tricky when adding a new partner, stepchildren or extended family members into a household.
The Other Side of Reason – Our Humanity, our stories
Involved in a bus accident that took the lives of six people, David Gibson has been battling through PTSD for over three years. In an effort to better understand himself and to communicate with others, he turned to writing. His first book was The Other Side of Reason: A Journal on PTSD. This column continues that text.
Memories and teachings of a trip through Egypt
Egypt is a border area. In its splendid lands, crossed by one of the most wonderful rivers of the planet, convering multiple cultural realities.
Turning your hobby into a successful business
Whether it's fixing old cars, unleashing your inner artist, or organizing get-togethers for your friends and family, you have a hobby that others find useful.
Grey Cup Festival Ticket Giveaway!
Be part of the biggest party in town!
LIVERight Fundraising Gala Brings Ottawa Together To Beat The Odds
The 16th LIVERight Fundraising Gala takes place Saturday, November 11th at the Ottawa Convention Centre in an effort to raise awareness and, of course, funds for liver research, education and support programs for all Canadians affected by liver disease.
Guitars for Vets Provides Musical Medicine
Play Your Part, a songwriters’ circle, looks to raise funds to purchase 700 guitars in support of Guitars for Vets.
Revealed: 16 of The World’s Most Exclusive Bars
Recent research reveals the world’s most exclusive bars and members clubs, illustrating what it takes to paint the town red like the rich and famous of the world.
All-new 5-Series bolsters BMW’s ‘driver’s car’ reputation
BMW can be credited for not messing with a good thing.
The Host with the Heart of Gold
We catch up with CTV Morning Live's Trisha Owens for a little Q&A.
BREAKING: RCMP Ignoring Report Cost Officer’s Lives
New documents obtained by Ottawa Life Magazine from an ongoing investigation by the Mounted Police Professional Association of Canada reveal information not disclosed or made available by the RCMP or CRPA during a four month trial.
How you can receive the best healthcare possible
What ensures that you receive quality health services?
Tips for closing up your cottage for winter
When cold weather starts to move in, rodents and other overwintering pests will be looking for a cozy place to call home.
Shawna Caspi Brings Forest Fire for Ottawa Homecoming
Shawna Caspi may currently be strumming out of Toronto but the musician still hasn’t forgotten her Ottawa roots.
Book Review: F- Bomb • Dispatches from the War on Feminism
Why are women leading the fight against feminism and women’s rights?
Celebrate National Peanut Butter Lovers Month with these Mouth-Watering Dishes!
If you love peanut butter, November is the month for you!
Three reasons why Canada should invest more in polytechnic education for innovation
It seems as the conversation continues to unfold internationally, our federal government has not considered all the solutions already at hand in Canada that can boost innovation and productivity
Turris Nashville Bound in Avalanche of a Trade
Isn't it just so appropriate that the Ottawa Senators and Colorado Avalanche are going to be spending some significant time together in Sweden later this week?
Vimy Q&A with Robert Martin
In April, 1917, 3,598 Canadian soldiers died in the Battle of Vimy Ridge. Preserved as a site of remembrance since 1922, the 100-hectare battlefield is overlooked by Walter Allward’s iconic Vimy Memorial. This year, a Visitor’s Centre opened, designed by Ottawa architects Robertson Martin
