How to Become an Osteopath in Canada: Complete Career Guide
If you’re interested in healthcare and enjoy helping others feel better, becoming an osteopath might be a great career for you! Osteopaths are healthcare professionals who focus on treating the body’s muscles, bones, and joints. They use a hands-on approach to help relieve pain and improve overall health. This guide will explain how to become […]
‘Guilty Conscience’ Delivers Dark Humour and Twists at Ottawa Little Theatre
Ottawa Little Theatre’s production of Guilty Conscience, written by Richard Levinson and William Link, blends suspense with the plot twists of a thriller. This is no ordinary whodunit; it’s a pseudo-courtroom drama that takes the audience inside the mind of a scheming man who will stop at nothing to get his way. The story revolves […]
Do or Die Time for the Ottawa REDBLACKS
For the first time since 2018, the Ottawa REDBLACKS are in the playoffs. This season, the team finished with nine wins, more than in the 2022 and 2023 seasons combined. The REDBLACKS are something of an enigma this season. In the confines of TD Place, they were the best team in the CFL, winning seven […]
Atlético Ottawa Face Forge FC in the CPL Semi-Finals
The Canadian Premier League playoffs continue this weekend, and Atlético Ottawa are in Hamilton to take on Forge FC in the semi-final. Forge FC has been in the final for the last five years, winning four times, including in 2022, when they beat Atlético Ottawa. While history may favour the home side, the never-die spirit […]
Interac Investigation: A Battle Against Canadian Banking Monopoly
By David Johnson On Tuesday, MP Michelle Rempel Garner announced that she and MP Adam Chambers had submitted a request to the Competition Bureau to investigate several major Canadian banks regarding their usage of Interac. My colleague @adamchamb and I have asked the @CompBureau to investigate e-Transfer fees and the payments industry. You can read […]
A Glaring Double Standard: Many Canadians seem incapable of understanding the Trump Phenomenon
After spending several days in the scenic Adirondacks in New York state with less than a week to go before the American election, I’m struck by the political contrasts between Canada and the U.S. During my visit, I saw Trump and J.D. Vance signs far outnumber those for Kamala Harris and Tim Walz, raising a […]
Virginia Beach Bliss: A Journey Through Elegance and Adventure
What kind of trip starts with dinner at a Great Gatsby-esque hotel and ends with watching dolphins swim in the reflection of the sunrise? As a complete stranger to the mid-Alantic and Southern U.S., I didn’t expect Virginia Beach to be the answer to that question. However, after four days of endless exploration, delicious food […]
Avoiding Scams and Fraud in Airdrops
If you are the one who is looking for latest crypto airdrops, you might be wondering what all the fuss is about. In simple terms, airdrops are when cryptocurrency projects distribute free tokens or coins to users, often to promote their projects and gain a wider audience. It sounds fantastic, right? Free money! But hold […]
Paving the Way: Best Quality Asphalt Solutions in Hamilton
When it comes to enhancing the durability and aesthetics of your property, asphalt paving stands out as a top choice for both residential and commercial projects. In Hamilton, Ontario, where the climate can be harsh on surfaces, selecting the right asphalt paving company becomes essential. But with so many options available, how do you find […]
Why You Should Consider Revamping Your Home’s Electrical Panel
As homeowners, we often overlook the electrical system until something goes wrong. However, with modern appliances, home additions, and the ever-increasing demand for power, it’s essential to ensure your electrical panel is up to date. An outdated or overworked electrical panel can cause frequent breaker trips, inefficient power usage, or potential hazards like electrical fires. […]
A Student’s Guide to Balancing Academic Success with Wellbeing: Tips for Thesis and Dissertation Time
The final hurdle of writing a thesis or dissertation can seem like a long run. With numerous all-nighters, extensive research, and deadlines to meet, many graduate students find themselves struggling to balance their concrete academic aspirations with the dynamic nature of physical and mental health. The key to success in completing your thesis is maintaining […]
City of Ottawa “Yellow Bag” Garbage Pickup Policy in Full Effect
The City of Ottawa’s newly implemented “Solid Waste Master Plan” is designed to divert waste from the city’s main landfill, which is projected to reach capacity between 2034 and 2035. If successful, the Solid Waste Master Plan will reduce the amount of waste reaching the landfill by 31,000 tonnes and extend the landfill’s life by […]
The Into the Woods Musical by Ovation Productions is Not Your Average Fairytale
What do princesses who talk to birds, princes in windbreaker jackets, and magical beans have in common? Not much, except that you can see all of them (and so much more) in Ovation Productions’ Into the Woods, directed by Lauren Boyd, now showing at Meridian Theatres at Centrepointe until November 7th! As Ottawa’s foremost theatre […]
Ottawa City Council Authorizes Study of a Bubble Zone Bylaw
The Community Services Committee recently endorsed the Poverty Reduction Strategy 2025-2029 and requested that Ottawa Council ratify the plan during today’s meeting. In response to Councillor Theresa Kavanaugh’s inquiry about the consideration of food security systems, City of Ottawa staff confirmed that its inclusion in the strategy is being contemplated. Councillor Rawlson King voiced his […]
Exploring Unique Home Designs in Nova Scotia
Exploring unique home designs in Nova Scotia reveals a diverse array of architectural styles that reflect the region’s rich heritage and innovative spirit. From traditional maritime cottages to contemporary eco-friendly homes, each design captures the essence of Nova Scotia’s landscape and climate. Embracing unique home designs, homeowners often incorporate local materials and craftsmanship, ensuring that […]
Lifelong Dedication: Anne-Marie Brugger to be Recipient of the Spirit of Tony Turner Award
When it comes to serving the local music landscape, Anne-Marie Brugger is Ottawa’s behind-the-scenes mastermind. Her resumé boasts a long history of partnership with Ottawa musicians, including producing music radio shows such as Hop the Fence on Ottawa’s CHUO FM and Canadian Spaces on CKCU FM. Brugger is the volunteer president of the Ottawa Arts […]
Early Season Surprises in the NHL
The NHL 2024 season has kicked off, and fans, especially those tuned in on NHL betting sites, have been treated to some truly unexpected performances. Some of those performances have been exciting while others have just been downright concerning. Today, we’ll be talking about the early season surprises in the NHL. Let’s get right into […]
A Night to Remember: ‘Get Sidified’ Event Raises Thousands for Crohn’s and Colitis
Ottawa’s “King of Scent,” Sid Cratzbarg, famed for his signature glasses and extraordinary selection of perfumes and colognes, held his first post-COVID Get Sidified fundraiser for Crohn’s and Colitis on October 18th at the chic Sala San Marco. This fashion impresario’s life took a dramatic turn sixteen years ago after a near-fatal bout with colitis, […]
Experiencing the Best of October Fest in Guadalajara: A Guide to Comfortable Stays
Now consider that you are one of them, and in a beautiful, colorful city such as Guadalajara. There is the Fiestas de Octubre. Luxury, comfort and cultural relevance. If you want the live traditions of this extended fest or a quiet respite, it’s great beauty has you covered. Experience Fiestas de Octubre in Guadalajara The […]
Innovate Change Reports New Director of Amateur Scouting for the Toronto Maple Leafs
The Toronto Maple Leafs have announced the hiring of Mark Leach as their new Director of Amateur Scouting, a pivotal move for the organization as they aim to bolster their talent pipeline and secure a prosperous future. Innovate Change notes that Leach, who succeeds Wes Clark after his departure to join former Toronto GM Kyle […]
Fall Fun for Foodies – Wine, Cider, Liqueur and Lots of Pie!
Fall is definitely here, and with it, our meals become heartier, with more roast meats and stews. Here’s a list of wines that will add pizazz to your fall cuisine, plus a new twist on preparing Veal Marsala and a suggestion for a great day trip for foodies. TRIVENTO PRIVATE RESERVE MALBEC 2022 Uco Valley, […]
NHL: A League of Knee-Jerks
A few months back I foraged my way into a very heated argument with a friend. It began with me accusing him of things – we’ll call them character flaws – and then he fired back accusing me of other things – also known as character flaws. On my side of the street the claim […]
Quick Tips To Become An Essay Writer
Essay writing can be overwhelming, but everyone can become an essay writer if they know how. The process begins with the question of what makes an essay excellent. In essence, an essay is a narrow piece of text that creates an argument or story based on facts, reasoning and judgment. If you’re looking to sharpen […]
Canadian Healthcare Waitlists Numbers are Unclear and Slow to Improve
Since the pandemic’s end, the total number of Canadians awaiting healthcare seems to have decreased. This progress, however, has been remarkably slow and difficult to track because of incomplete provincial data sets. As of 2024, one in eight Canadians is on a healthcare waitlist, reports Calgary-based think tank SecondStreet.org. Findings from SecondStreet.org show that the […]
Bar Harbor and Portland – The Two Main Ports of Maine
What brings people to the coastal towns of Bar Harbor and Portland, Maine? To get closer to the answer, head onto the water there. In Bar Harbor, there’s a buzz going on that’s been charming people since Champlain’s days. Yes, our own Samuel de Champlain scouted these waters and coined many of the names for […]
