Ottawa Puts Temporary Hold on Newcomer Reception Structures
The City of Ottawa has decided to put the brakes on plans to construct temporary newcomer reception centres at 1645 Woodroffe Avenue in Nepean and 40 Hearst Way in Kanata, citing both a decline in demand for emergency shelter among newcomers and alternative space opportunities. The decision follows strong opposition from residents in the proposed […]
Discovering Ottawa: Unveiling the City’s Hidden Gems and Attractions
Regardless of the season, Canada’s Capital is a repository of remarkable attractions and engaging pursuits. From globally recognized historical sites to outdoor excursions and all that lies in between, here are our top essential experiences not to be overlooked during your stay in Ottawa: Eat Good in Ottawa’s Blooming Culinary Scene Ottawa’s culinary landscape is […]
Get Ready to Shine Canada at the 2025 K-Pop Cover Dance Festival
KCC Now Accepting Submissions for the 2025 K-Pop Cover Dance Festival Calling all K-pop dance crews! The 2025 K-Pop Cover Dance Festival—co-hosted by The Seoul Shinmun Daily and the Korean Cultural Centre Canada—is officially open for Round 1 submissions. This is your chance to bring your moves to the big stage and compete for an […]
Uncork the Pride by Raising a Glass of Ontario Wine!
Canadian pride and fierce support for our own products is at a new high. This is an excellent time to buy Canadian and Ontario wines, and in Ontario we have many to choose from. I spoke with Chantal at my nearby LCBO. She’s always friendly and helpful and really knows the stock. She told me […]
Schedule and Positioning all in Ottawa’s Favour
The shoe’s definitely on the other foot this time around and it’s a more-than-comfortable fit. As the team prepares to face off against the Philadelphia Flyers Tuesday night, the Ottawa Senators are swimming in uncharted waters . . . well, uncharted for them, certainly. This kind of unfamiliarity though suits their fancy. The Senators find […]
Lady Gaga, Divorce, Sasami
Lady Gaga – MAYHEM New York City Lady Gaga has gone through musical phases more than a lot of artists, and she’s seemed to have settled into a great groove that mixes the writing of her early days with an electronica that flexibly fits tones from a bit of everywhere. Drenched with a lot of […]
National Police Federation: They Have Our Back, Let’s Have Theirs
Honouring Five Decades of Women in the RCMP: A Celebration in Ottawa On Monday, March 3, the National Police Federation (NPF) hosted an inspiring lunchtime event in the O’Born Room at Ottawa’s National Arts Centre to honour the remarkable contributions of women in the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) over the past fifty years. As […]
High Stakes Election: The Liberals Bet the House on Carney’s ‘Faux Pas’ Popularity
The Liberal Party’s leadership race ended yesterday with Mark Carney, the former Bank of Canada governor, winning the leadership by a stunning 85 percent of the vote. This coronation, however, wasn’t exactly the thrilling democratic process that many would hope for in a leadership race. Behind the scenes, the Trudeau machine—led by key advisors Gerald […]
Why Does Trump Love Tariffs?
Donald Trump really likes tariffs. When he muses about tariffs, it sounds like he wishes that he could place tariffs on absolutely anything brought into the US from anywhere. And he might try to do so (or not). But why is he so enthusiastic about them? In his public discourses he justifies his stance by […]
Ottawa’s Kissin’ Cozens in Big Deal with Buffalo
For the past two seasons (at the very least) the cry from disgruntled Ottawa Senators followers growing exhausted with another playoff-less spring was essentially – ‘Gotta start tinkering with the team’s core!’ Tinker, meet trade deadline. Gone on this Friday is core, core-member Josh Norris. One of captain Brady Tkachuk’s absolute best friends, Norris is […]
Underwhelming and Overhyped: The Liberal Leadership Race That Fell Flat
The Liberal leadership race has unfolded as a masterclass in irony, hypocrisy, and missed opportunities—offering as much excitement as watching paint dry. This pre-cooked bake-off features four underwhelming candidates, all of whom have been active participants in Justin Trudeau’s government, which, over the past decade, has overseen Canada’s transformation from one of the world’s leading […]
What to Do if a Loved One Is Diagnosed with Mesothelioma
Discovering that a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma can be a difficult experience. This rare but aggressive cancer that occurs due to asbestos exposure comes with medical, emotional, and financial challenges. While you may feel uncertain and confused about what to do, you must take some essential steps to support your loved one. […]
St. Lawrence County: A Canadian Traveller’s Paradise
Just a stone’s throw across the border, St. Lawrence County in New York State offers Canadian travellers a delightful blend of history, outdoor adventure, family fun, and delicious food. Whether you’re seeking a weekend getaway or an extended vacation, this charming region has something for everyone. A Journey Through Time History buffs will find themselves […]
What Makes CrownPlay Casino Stand Out for Canadian Players?
CrownPlay Casino has quickly gained prominence among Canadian online casino players, and understanding what makes them different is critical for those hoping to optimize their gaming experience. New platforms emerge regularly, so finding one that meets players’ expectations regarding fairness, game variety, security, and payment options can be challenging. Understanding why CrownPlay stands out can […]
It is Time the Feds Make the Long-Awaited Diabetes Device Fund a Reality
by Glenn Thibeault It has been almost a year since the federal government announced that it would establish a Diabetes Device Fund to make devices and supplies for managing diabetes more accessible. Canadians with diabetes are still waiting. It is time to end the wait. The fund has the potential to transform diabetes care in Canada, making […]
Who’s Going Shopping?
Putting something down on paper prior to the NHL trade deadline is – for the writer/prognosticator – akin to running in front of the thresher. Basically, you’re praying for a peaceful, quiet 24 hours afterwards so that everything you scripted doesn’t get sucked in and becomes dated or obsolete. It can be kind of a […]
Why Canada needs to become a manufacturing superpower by buying and upgrading Canadian resources
By Apoorv Sinha For far too long, Canada has underutilized its vast natural resources in infrastructure development. We have been fine with exporting raw materials, letting other countries, mostly the United States, refine these products, and then buying them back as higher-value products. In 2023, Canada exported almost $150B in raw minerals, while we imported […]
Album Reviews: Lauren Mayberry, Basia Bulat, Deep Sea Diver
Lauren Mayberry – Vicious Creature Thornhill, Scotland Taking a step away from CHVRCHES again, Lauren Mayberry brings tracks with the same lush production but focused onto a more singular and personal level in her new solo album. Though its verses may seem simplistic at first, Mayberry absolutely mesmerizes you on the galactic reach of her […]
Exploring Ontario’s Online Gaming Landscape: What Residents Need to Know
Canada is known as a welcoming country. Not just to immigrants and visitors – this welcoming concept extends to other things as well. Take online gambling, for example. Canada has legalized it years ahead of many other countries, with supportive laws that promote the industry’s growth in many provinces, including Ontario. If you’re into casino […]
Secrets and Lies: Democracy Watch Calls on Liberal Leadership Contestants to Disclose Campaigners and Donors
Democracy Watch issued a press release today, urging the Liberal Party of Canada and all Liberal leadership candidates to disclose the identities of their top campaign managers, staff, volunteers, and fundraisers. This call for transparency comes amid a leadership race marred by accusations of favouritism towards Mark Carney. The demand is further fueled by recent […]
Why Canadian Investors Shouldn’t Panic about the U.S. Tariffs
U.S. President Donald Trump’s recent announcement on proposed tariffs on Canada has left many investors in a panicked state. AP reports that the 25% tax will affect imports from Canada and Mexico, and a lower 10% tax will be imposed on Canadian energy production. In essence, the move speaks to drug trafficking and illegal immigration. […]
5 Tips for Achieving Your Canadian Travel Dreams
Canada is a dream destination for many travellers, and can provide the perfect location for your next trip. Whether you love spending your time in vibrant cities or hiking around the beautiful countryside, Canada is a country with something for everyone. So, if you’ve been dreaming of travelling to Canada, then here are just five […]
5 Tips for Living an International Luxurious Lifestyle
Are you planning to travel around the world to different destinations to explore new cultures and make everlasting memories? You don’t need to compromise your lifestyle to go travelling, you can take all your luxurious values on the road with you! Here are five top ways to live an international luxury lifestyle without breaking the […]
How to Be More Productive on Your Phone: A Guide to Digital Mindfulness
If you are anything like most people, then you probably find yourself spending way too much time on social media. Smartphones are those magical little devices that connect us to the world and simultaneously hold us hostage, in a whirlpool of endless scrolling. But what if there was a way of taking some of that […]
Oscar Predictions 2025: Who Will Win, Who Should Win, and the Biggest Snubs
One thing is certain about 97th Academy Awards: the last year delivered some truly outstanding films. While there was no Barbenheimer-level phenomenon, plenty of movies deserved—and received—recognition. The Academy has done a commendable job selecting a strong slate of nominees, and this year’s race is shaping up to be one of the most competitive in […]
