Trump Takes Tragic Step Backwards with Abortion Ruling
So much has happened since mid-January, and one of the first actions of President Trump was to reinstate what is known as the global gag rule — removing funding from any foreign aid group that provides abortions, abortion facilities or abortion education outside of the United States.
The Legacy of Civil Servants Standing For Fairness
If you’re fed up with exorbitant fees, lack of transparency and connection to your needs at your big bank, then a credit union might be for you.
Foote–Steps For Phoenix
Ottawa Life Magazine interviewed the Honourable Judy M. Foote, Minister of Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC), regarding the Phoenix pay debacle.
The Culinary Competition Will Be Fierce at Ottawa’s Food Fusion
Things in the kitchen are heating up and it’s all in the name of charity.
Criminology Expert Darryl Davies accuses Attorney General Yasir Naqvi of Corruption
Carleton University Criminology Professor and Police procedural expert Darryl Davies has written a strongly worded letter to Ontario Attorney General Yasir Naqvi, accusing him and others responsible for enforcing Ontario's Laws of corruption.
Oaxaca’s Emerald Coast
When we think of Mexico, most of us think of places like Puerto Vallarta or Cancun, but one destination is slowly starting to make itself known as a top Mexican hot spot.
Trumped, Canada Looks to China
”We’ll be tweaking it.”This was President Donald Trump’s response when he was asked about the future of NAFTA in a February joint press conference with Prime Minister Justin Trudeau.
The Plight Of Women And The Hope Of Restoration
Being born a female in some places can mean being doomed to a life of physical and sexual abuse, neglect, infanticide, murder, child marriage and prostitution – just a few in the long list of devastating injustices.
LiUNA Builds Canada
Built on the shoulders of immigrants and vested to participate in the process of truth and reconciliation for Indigenous communities, LiUNA is the embodiment of strength, honour and justice for all Canadians. Attributing strength in diversity as the backbone to our success, LiUNA’s mission is fundamentally governed by notions of inclusivity and progressive social change.
Green Is Gold: SMARTNet Alliance
SMARTNet Alliance (SNA) describes itself as a business incubator specifically for the sustainability sector, with a mission to accelerate Canada’s transition to a sustainable economy. The alliance was created as an arm of the Canadian Union of Skilled Workers (CUSW), which at first focused on energy, an area many of its members were already employed […]
Education through Experience at Algonquin College
”We Put Research Into Action” So the text reads on one of Algonquin College’s new black-and-white ads.
Serving the Community One Drink at a Time
Woody’s Elgin Street Urban Pub is not quite like other pubs.
A Night at the Opera with Tosca
Opera returned to Ottawa in a big way with one of the stage's most famed divas reigning supreme.
JUNO Spotlight: Allan Slaight JUNO Master Class of 2017
The Allan Slaight JUNO Master Class of 2017 featuring Neon Dreams, Youngblood and The Lyttics
Radioactive Waste Dump on Ottawa River has Citizens Furious
A massive new radioactive waste dump located on the Ottawa River has been proposed. Residents of Chalk River, Ontario, the community closest to the facility, are voicing their anger and fear.
Glam Up Your Closet For Spring
Spring has sprung, and with home refreshing in the mix, isn't it time to reorganize your closet?
Strengthening the Foundation of Ottawa with Action Restoration
Patrick Despatie likes to get down to the foundation of things. In fact, you can say he’s made a career out of it and is probably somewhere underneath the city as you read this.
Malbec. Tango. Steak.
I confess. I have a glass of big bold Malbec red wine from Argentina beside me while I write this article. What. A. Fabulous. Place. The wines – both red & whites. The steak. The landscape. The history. I have told everyone since my trip that if you have the opportunity, jump on a plane and GO!
“Wake up, Pretend I’m Okay, Sleep.”
Charlie Angus Would Be a Great Leader for the NDP and Canada
Keeping Warm on Another Cold Sunday
As Ottawa faces yet another snowstorm and it feels like the cold will never leave, you will be looking for activities to keep you busy at home where you can keep snug and warm.
JUNO Spotlight: Dan Boeckner Never Stops with Operators
Dan Boeckner is not a man who slows down.
Enjoy Brunch Elevated at Copper Spirits and Sights
Copper Spirits and Sights is best known for its well, spirits and sights.
Ottawa Senators Legitimate Eastern Conference Favourite
SENATORS: A Week in Review – March 13-March 20, 2017
Irish Film Festival of Ottawa Ready to Showcase the Best Cinema from The Emerald Isle
The Irish Film Festival of Ottawa, held between March 31 and April 2, is set to shine its cultural spotlight on the best shorts, children’s and fictional films as well as documentaries the country has to offer.
JUNO Spotlight: Music on Canvas
Art is Art is a collaborative exhibit, organized in partnership by OAG and the Juno Awards/Canadian Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences. On display are paintings and photography by Juno Award-winning musicians of all genres, coming from various points in pop history.
