Get Flexible With City of OM Yoga Fest
City of OM Yoga Festival is back June 3rd at Lansdowne Park promoting wellness, balance, and community.
Ottawa Gets a Lesson in K-Beauty at Korean Cultural Centre Canada
Makeup fans came out in full force for the special event hosted by the Korean Cultural Centre Canada, in collaboration with The FaceShop, this past Saturday.
Everything You Need To Know About Vancouver’s European Festival
Vancouver’s European Festival is one that really does take a number of prizes when it comes to a festival with a great atmosphere.
Global sourcing? Yes! Benefits? Plenty
In a world where dealing with international trade has become so easy, not taking advantage of global sourcing would be in the detriment of your business. When it comes to expanding the reaches of your company, global sourcing can be the perfect solution due to its low investment implications for long term and how it can shaped into something that benefits your company specifically.
The Best 2017 Summer Events Happening In Europe
Europe is a hub of culture and excitement, and with some of the best summer events happening on the continent, there’s no better time than now to pack your bags and head on over to Europe.
The 43rd Annual Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend
The 43rd annual Tamarack Ottawa Race Weekend wrapped up this past Sunday May 28th with two days of beautiful weather, two additional multi-distance events, and a new fundraising record.
L’ACPMP, UN PROFESSEUR DE CRIMINOLOGIE ET L’ÉDITEUR ET RÉDACTEUR EN CHEF DU MAGAZINE OTTAWA LIFE RÉCLAMENT UNE ENQUÊTE JUDICIAIRE SUR LES FUSILLADES DE MAYERTHORPE AINSI QU’UNE SUPERVISION CIVILE AVANT LA NOMINATION DU NOUVEAU COMMISSAIRE DE LA GRC
L’Association Canadienne de la Police Montée Professionnelle (ACPMP), un professeur de criminologie de l’Université Carleton et l’éditeur et rédacteur en chef du magazine Ottawa Life réclament une enquête judiciaire afin d’évaluer la conduite et la prise de décisions des cadres supérieurs de la GRC avant, pendant et après les fusillades de 2005 à Mayerthorpe, en […]
Breaking News: Based On New Evidence, Group Calls for Judicial Inquiry Into Mayerthorpe
The Mounted Police Professional Association of Canada (MPPAC), a Professor of Criminology from Carleton University and the Publisher and Managing Editor of Ottawa Life Magazine are calling for a judicial inquiry to review the conduct and decision making of the RCMP’s senior leadership before, during and after the 2005 police shootings that killed four officers in Mayerthorpe, Alta. New evidence was presented at a news conference in Ottawa showing that the Labour Canada (HRDC) investigation was not impartial.
Starboy Captures Capital
Not counting the sun, the fine folks at NASA will tell you that the brightest star as seen from Earth is Sirius A, better known as the Dog Star. Though not made up of astronomers, the vocal contingent filling the Canadian Tire Centre Sunday evening provided a powerful counterpoint to that claim. On this night nothing shone brighter than The Weeknd.
Time For Sens to Take the Next Step
If you're an optimist – that was a helluva run.
The Great Glebe Garage Sale: Vintage and New Things in the Same Place!
Ottawa Life’s Festival City Series is back! We'll provide a unique look at some of your favourite events. We’ll go beyond the music with artist interviews, volunteer profiles, concert reviews and spotlights on the tastes, sights and sounds of the festival season. Your city! Your festivals! Like a good sunscreen, Ottawa Life has you covered. Photos by […]
Summer Edits
With the warmer weather finally here, it’s time to get a kick-back, summer-lovin’, heck-yes-it’s-the-week-end style.
Vegans of Ottawa – Krista Collins
In this series, we chat with vegans from around the region to find out what it’s like to be plant-based in Ottawa, discovering tips and tricks for living a like a local – vegan style.
The Power of Yoga
Every Wednesday at noon from May until August Lululemon hosts yoga on Parliament Hill, bringing a different teacher every week. This year marks Lululemon’s 10th year of free yoga on the Hill.
Film Review: Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales
Captain Jack Sparrow searches for the trident of Poseidon.
Film Review: Baywatch
Devoted lifeguard Mitch Buchanan butts heads with a brash new recruit. Together, they uncover a local criminal plot that threatens the future of the Bay.
Sens-ational Heartbreak
“Love” is what Ottawa Senators’ goaltender Craig Anderson says he’ll remember most after this season after suffering a 3-2 double overtime Game 7 loss against the Pittsburgh Penguins – not the wins, not the losses, but love – paying testament to the emotional season the Sens have had this year.
Book Review: Tragically Hip, Twisted
Last year Gord Downie’s courage inspired many Canadians but for David Sachs the inspiration from Gord and the Tragically Hip came 15 years ago.
Yuks For CHEO
They say that laughter is the best medicine, something the fine folks at Yuk Yuk’s Ottawa take to another level each year with their annual fundraising night for the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario.
If I only had $100, I would buy at Vintages…
South Central Italy & Flagship In Store Discoveries (LCBO speak: ISD) as well as California are a prominent features in this LCBO Vintages release. Where to start?
The Other Side of Reason – Leaning into uncertainty
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, available now via petrabooks.ca. This column continues that text.
Mindfully Minding our Minds
Many moons ago, when I was going through a particularly tumultuous time, a girlfriend sat a broken-me down at her kitchen table and commanded me to – “Sit there and shut up. Breathe with me she said . . . just breathe.”
Orlando — MORE THAN JUST MINNIE AND MICKEY
In fact, it is everything else that is there that makes Orlando a fantastic destination. We stayed and played on iDrive. It is one large playground from end to end.
Council of Turkish Canadians Does it Again: Ninth Youth Congress a Big Success
There are 62,000 Turks currently living in Canada, of which about 7,000 are students.
Hypocrisy Still Reigns in the Catholic Church
Rome recently reiterated a 2005 ban on any homosexual man from entering a Roman Catholic seminary, and added more insult to the injury.
