Fall for The ‘First Métis Man of Odesa’

September 25, 2024

The 2024-25 National Arts Centre Theatre season has launched and it is off to a fantastic start with the First Métis Man of Odesa. This magnificent modern love story follows the true romance of Matthew MacKenzie and Mariya Khomutova. Matthew, an award-winning Métis playwright, was on a theatre research trip in Kyiv, Ukraine, in 2018 […]

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Football, Flipped Cars, and Panda Bears: The History of Ottawa’s Panda Game

September 24, 2024

If you happen to be a Carleton University or University of Ottawa alumni, it is time to dig your school spirit gear out from the back of your closet. Distinguish yourself as a Gee-Gee or a Raven. Ignite your collegial pride. Grab a ticket to join tens of thousands of students at TD Place. Indeed, […]

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Revitalizing Downtown Ottawa: What Needs To Be Improved?

September 24, 2024

In response to the reduced pedestrian traffic in Ottawa’s downtown core, which has not returned to pre-pandemic levels, public servants in the 70 departments that make up the core public administration (CPA) began returning to the office this month for a hybrid work model that mandates, depending on the branch, a minimum number of days […]

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New rink and new look for Ottawa’s Senators

September 24, 2024

It’s pre-season . . . or exhibition . . . whatever or whichever you prefer calling it, but it’s still the National Hockey League and it’s here. Ottawa opened its ‘before-regular-season-hits’ schedule Sunday night with a pretty wild 6-5 overtime win in Toronto. We’ll get to that and a couple of other early thoughts right […]

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Reconciliation Through Art: A Special Screening of “WaaPaKe” by Jules Arita Koostachin sets the stage for Indigenous art event

September 24, 2024

Commemorating the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, over 30 Indigenous artists from across Canada are gathering for a free, daylong program entitled Reconciliation Through Art in Almonte, Ontario, this September 30. In a poignant prelude to the Reconciliation Through Art event, acclaimed Cree filmmaker Jules Arita Koostachin is set to present a personal screening […]

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Reconciliation Through Art: A Celebration of Culture and Education Across Disciplines

September 24, 2024

On Monday, September 30, 2024, the Mississippi Valley Textile Museum in Almonte is hosting a full-day event dedicated to exploring truth, reconciliation, and cultural awareness through Indigenous art, performances, and storytelling. Reconciliation Through Art aligns with the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation and offers an opportunity to honour Indigenous history and culture while fostering […]

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CBC Decline: Biassed Coverage, Broken Trust, and Failed Leadership at a Once-Cherished Network

September 23, 2024

The Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) was established in 1936 as Canada’s national public broadcaster following the passage of the Canadian Radio Broadcasting Act in 1932 by the Conservative government of Prime Minister R.B. Bennett. Initially created to counteract the influence of American radio and provide Canadians with their own national broadcasting service, the CBC has […]

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The Evolution of Visual Effects: How VFX and AI Are Shaping Audio-Visual Experiences

September 23, 2024

The transformative impact of visual effects (VFX) and artificial intelligence (AI) has created new possibilities in the entertainment world and beyond. VFX, once reliant on practical effects, has evolved into a sophisticated industry powered by computer-generated imagery (CGI). AI’s role in this field is revolutionizing it further by automating tasks such as motion capture, realistic […]

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Myths and Realities About No Credit Check Loans in Ottawa

September 23, 2024

Understanding how loans function in personal finance is essential, yet it can be quite complicated for individuals with less-than-stellar credit ratings. No-credit-check loans can, therefore, appeal to many residents in Ottawa who may have poor credit or no credit track record at all. Such loans claim to be approved within the shortest time without comparing […]

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5 Dice Games to Try at Online Casinos

September 23, 2024

Dice games are the best. They’re so interactive and fun! And even if we move away from casinos, dice games have always been popular. Most of us will admit we’ve had a Monopoly meltdown or two in life. Casino dice games take it to the extreme. When you put real money down, things get serious. […]

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How Online Slots Use Gamification to Enhance Player Engagement

September 23, 2024

Online slots have evolved significantly since their inception, transforming from simple, single-line games to sophisticated, multi-faceted experiences. One of the most impactful innovations in this evolution is the incorporation of gamification elements. By integrating game-like features and mechanics, online slots have managed to enhance player engagement, ensuring a more immersive and rewarding experience. The Evolution […]

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Sustainable Fashion in Ottawa: Why Print-on-Demand is the Eco-Friendly Choice

September 23, 2024

In recent years, sustainable fashion has become a significant concern for environmentally conscious consumers. Ottawa, known for its progressive values, has seen a rise in eco-friendly businesses and practices, particularly within the fashion industry. From thrift stores to ethical boutiques, residents increasingly make choices that reduce their carbon footprint. One of the most promising innovations […]

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Taste Melbourne: Must-Visit Restaurants in the City

September 23, 2024

Melbourne has long held the title of Australia’s most exciting food capital. And anyone lucky enough to have visited this remarkable city will quickly understand why. With world-class chefs and historic establishments holding firm, Melbourne’s longstanding restaurant culture will never disappoint. For international foodies who enjoy a pod vape, it is vital to remember that […]

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What to Expect from NHL Preseason’s First Clash Between Montreal Canadiens v Ottawa Senators?

September 22, 2024

The first preseason clash between the Ottawa Senators and the Montreal Canadiens is set to take place at the multi-purpose Bell Centre arena (or Centre Bell), formerly the Molson Centre, in Montreal, Quebec, on October 1 at 19:00.  The second preseason fixture between the Canadiens and the Senators is at 19:00 on October 5 at […]

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Senators reach agreement to build new rink downtown

September 20, 2024

It came down to the final hour, but the Ottawa Senators are on their way to seeing a new arena being built at LeBreton Flats in the downtown core. The new facility won’t see shovels hit the ground for quite a while as several hurdles need to be dealt with before construction, including a comprehensive […]

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‘The Anger in Ernest and Ernestine’ is A Hilarious Kickoff to GCTC’s 50th Anniversary Season

September 19, 2024

The Great Canadian Theatre Company (GCTC) is set to celebrate a significant milestone with the opening of its 50th Anniversary Season. From September 24 to October 6, 2024, audiences will be treated to a revival of the beloved Canadian comedy The Anger in Ernest and Ernestine, crafted by the talented trio of Robert Morgan, Martha Ross, […]

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The Most Common Charges Criminal Lawyers Deal With

September 19, 2024

In Canada, there were a reported 5,843 crimes reported to police out of every 100,000 people in 2023. The violent Crime Severity Index (CSI) in 2023 also remained unchanged from the previous year. However, there were lower incidents of sexual crimes against children (-10%) and homicide (-14%) than the previous year, though a higher rate […]

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Gunshot Injuries and Insurance Claims: How Attorneys Fight for Your Rights

September 19, 2024

The terrible pain, mental distress, and financial burden of recovery that victims of gunshot injuries endure are only the beginning of the challenges they face after enduring such a horrific and life-altering incident. When insurance companies try to limit or refuse compensation following a gunshot wound, the process of navigating the claims process might seem impossible. […]

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TIFF24: The 49th Toronto International Film Festival did not Disappoint!

September 19, 2024

Year after year, the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) offers something for everyone, and this year was no exception. The selection of films was outstanding, including some that are sure to make noise during awards season, first-time filmmakers making a splash, established actors delivering some of their best work, and so much more. If you […]

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What’s a Lobster Roll? and Other Delicious Discoveries in New Brunswick

September 19, 2024

A recent holiday in New Brunswick turned into a delightfully delicious culinary excursion. What started as a leisurely trip to my home province after several years away provided us with one happy discovery after another of seafood, craft beer and more smiling friendly faces than I could count! New Brunswickers are friendly folks, always happy […]

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Biggest Needs of the Senators in the Offseason

September 18, 2024

The Ottawa Senators are approaching a critical offseason after failing to make the playoffs once again. With elevated expectations unmet during the 2023-24 season, significant changes are necessary for the team to become a legitimate contender. This article examines the biggest needs for the Senators in the upcoming offseason, considering the key areas that require […]

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Rink deal in the offing, again

September 17, 2024

Nothing like near record setting warm temperatures to inspire thoughts of hockey, but here we are. The long summer is making way for fall in stubborn “I’m not going anywhere yet” fashion as the gauge closes in on 30 C. At the same time, all 32 National Hockey League clubs get set to hit the […]

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Broken Trust: High-Stakes Fallout of The Conduct of a Sexual Nature Allegations in the CAF

September 16, 2024

Decimation of Senior Canadian Military Leadership Cadre Deserves Investigation by Brett Boudreau  In an Ottawa courtroom, on September 16th, Justice Matthew Webber delivered an unequivocal ‘not guilty’ verdict in the criminal court trial of retired Vice-Adm. Haydn Edmundson, accused of exposing himself to, and raping a female sailor on board a Canadian military support ship […]

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The Gladstone Theatre’s Offers Unbeatable Entertainment and Great Value

September 16, 2024

With the impending arrival of autumn and indoor entertainment becoming more appealing, the Gladstone is gearing up for its 2024-2025 season, showcasing new works from dedicated local artists. Theatre Manager Robin Guy says that Ottawa is home to a thriving independent theatre community with “Brave, scrappy people . . .  (who) put themselves on the […]

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Get Your Ad Break: 6 Best Ad Blocking Programs

September 15, 2024

Annoying ads, pop-ups, banners, and videos disrupt smooth browsing, slow down page loading, cover content, and distract from tasks. Of course, you won’t see ads on sites like the one that offers the Reactoonz game or Netflix. But you will sometimes even face those banners on platforms that are needed for your job. An ad-blocking […]

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