Canada–China Relations Gain Momentum After Carney–Xi Reset at Major Ottawa Symposium
Ottawa symposium brings together influential political, diplomatic, business and academic figures from both countries in another sign of renewed engagement. The renewed momentum in Canada–China relations was on full display in Ottawa on Thursday, as more than 80 representatives from political, diplomatic, business, academic and strategic sectors gathered for a symposium examining the future of […]
Tastes of Prague – Mozart and Michelin
Although Mozart is most often associated with Vienna where he lived and died, Prague in the Czech Republic is also intimately connected to his music. Indeed, Mozart once quipped that, ‘Prague understands me’. His funeral was in Prague and following his death, his widow organized concerts in Prague to help pay off their debts. Music […]
Remembering Rabbi Jacob Mirsky: Ottawa Community-Builder And Benefactor Of Its Jewish Brethren
Eighty-four years after his death, local Ottawa historian David C. Martin is spearheading an initiative to have a public space named after Jacob Mirsky, Ottawa’s first rabbi, who played a monumental role in shaping the city’s Jewish community, while also contributing to Ottawa’s progress. Today, Ottawa is known for having the fourth-largest Jewish community in […]
5 Factors That Can Influence Moneyline Odds Before Game Day
Moneyline odds can look considerably different by game day than they did when the market initially opened. The matchup itself may be unchanged, but new information can reshape how the market views each side and move the price before the event begins. Injury reports become clearer, weather forecasts develop and betting activity gives sportsbooks more […]
Ottawa’s Snowsuit Fund Kicks Off 45th Season of Keeping Children Warm
Glued to her father’s side, she walked up to the front of the crowd gathered at the Donald Street depot for the launch of the Snowsuit Fund’s 45th season of keeping Ottawa children warm. Gingerly, she accepted a brand-new blue snowsuit—her choice from a rack of winter wear and, fittingly, her favourite colour—before retreating to […]
Witness to October 7: What I Saw in Israel and What Canada Must Confront
Viewer discretion is strongly advised. The footage contains graphic images and scenes of violence that many readers may find profoundly disturbing. I arrived in Israel expecting to learn. I did not expect to be changed. Instead, I walked through the charred remains of family homes in the kibbutzim near Gaza. Children’s toys still lay scattered […]
A Bequia Summer: Discovering the Charm of St. Vincent & the Grenadines’ Largest Island
A family trip to the beautiful island of Bequia has left us with memories we won’t soon forget. The Summer of Bequia My story about time spent in Bequia begins in St. Vincent and the taxi ride from Argyle International Airport to the island’s ferry terminal. My earliest impressions of St. Vincent are formed on […]
Larry H. Weltman on the Mental Game of Golf: Patience, Focus, and Playing the Long Round
A poor shot can affect more than a golfer’s score. Frustration can carry into the next hole, leading to a rushed swing or a risky attempt to recover a lost stroke. Playing well takes practice, but it also requires patience and the ability to move on from mistakes. For Larry H. Weltman, a Toronto-based professional […]
Food Handler vs Food Safety Training
Anyone interested in working in the food industry understands the importance of getting the right training to ensure they succeed in their career. Some of the best courses you can take in this industry are those related to food hygiene and safety. That said, you’ve probably seen employers mention food handler and food safety or […]
Big Acts, Small-Town Magic at Carleton Place Arena
The Carleton Place Arena has become my go-to place to see a concert. Last year, a friend and I had a chance to see Corb Lund. This year, my wife and I decided to check out the band East Coast Experience. We arrived early, and there was already a lineup outside the door. Doors opened […]
As the Sens Drop the Puck, Ontario’s Hidden Hearing Crisis Gets Louder
Picture this: you’re at the first home game for the Senators’ 2026-27 season. You’re listening to thousands of cheering fans, conversations with friends and family, music between periods, and the goal horn that brings the energy every time the puck slides into the net. You’re creating lasting memories through social interactions and a shared love […]
Ottawa’s Tech Strength Comes From Hardware, Networks and Government-Scale Problems
Ottawa’s technology identity is easy to underestimate if it is treated only as a government-town story. The stronger 2026 explanation combines Kanata North’s deep-tech cluster, federal demand for secure digital systems and a talent base spanning telecom, software, semiconductors, photonics, defense and AI. A Kanata North Business Association report released in May estimates that the […]
Building Canada Again: Why National Unity Matters More Than Ever
As Quebecers go to the polls, there is a larger question Canadians should be asking: What holds a country together? More than 30 years after the 1995 referendum brought Canada within a fraction of a percentage point of breaking apart, separatist sentiment remains significant in Quebec. In a recent interview, Steve Pinkus of Mainstreet Research […]
Best Online Gambling Site Canada 2026: Platforms Worth Knowing
Canada’s online gambling market is no longer a simple question of finding a casino with plenty of games. Where a player lives, what they want to play, and how they prefer to deposit or withdraw money can all change which platforms are available and appropriate. That matters even more in 2026 because Canada’s gambling framework […]
No Clear Leader Emerges as Ottawa Board of Trade Hosts All-Candidates’ Debate
Moderated by Globe and Mail Senior Political Reporter Merieke Walsh, the Ottawa Board of Trade hosted a mayoral debate featuring the four main candidates: Alex Lawson, Mark Sutcliffe, Jeff Leiper, and Neil Saravanamutoo. The event was held at the University of Ottawa and focused heavily on taxes, infrastructure, transit, economic development, and public safety. In […]
Album Reviews: Formal Sppeedwear, Protomartyr, Blondshell
Formal Sppeedwear – Punch Card Stoke On Trent, England For lovers of Talking Heads, Oingo Boingo, Devo, Brian Eno and many other 80s nerdy art-rock projects, Formal Sppeedwear have picked up the torch while creating something that feels like they’re on spin with any, and all, of those influences. The result is a weird, idiosyncratic, […]
What Makes an Academic Certificate Look Professional?
Having an academic certificate is a great way to showcase professionalism and to inspire trust. However, there are also people who fake their academic certificates, and that makes it much more difficult to figure out whether the certificate is real or not. It certainly makes you wonder, what makes the academic certificate look professional? Here […]
Technical Analysis vs. Fundamental Analysis
As a trader, you always want to have the best possible information before you initiate any trade. You usually have two approaches for that, fundamental analysis and technical analysis. They are different philosophies when it comes to trading, however they have the potential to help you just as much. It certainly brings the question here, […]
Atlético Ottawa Delivers Statement Win as Cavalry’s Discipline Falters
Can we talk about how incredible Atlético Ottawa is? I continue to be in awe of this team. Take Wednesday night’s game when Cavalry, the number one team in the Canadian Premier League, was in town to take on the reigning, defending North Star Cup Champions. Cavalry has only lost two games this year and […]
5 Best Breach of Contract Lawyers in Vancouver – 2026 Review
Quick Verdict • Doran Law is the best overall pick for breach of contract lawyers, with 40+ years of litigation experience in Metro Vancouver. • McKechnie & Company suits commercial, property, and construction contract disputes handled by a Yaletown boutique. • Meridian Law Group fits complex claims that need a deeper downtown litigation bench. • […]
Truth Before Reconciliation
Canada marked the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation with solemn ceremonies and repeated commitments to the Truth and Reconciliation Commission’s (TRC) 94 Calls to Action. There is no question that residential schools caused documented harm, that children were separated from their families and cultures, and that abuse occurred. But acknowledging established wrongs does not […]
How Credit Union Car Loans Can Fit Into a Smarter Car-Buying Plan
An auto loan from a credit union is an option for drivers who are looking for a personal approach to borrowing and predictable financing. A credit union loan may give borrowers more space to compare the loan term, the interest rate, and overall repayment structure before choosing a vehicle, unlike dealership financing. For example, BCU […]
How Ottawa’s Tech Sector Is Quietly Powering Canada’s Online Casinos
Most Canadians picturing the infrastructure behind an online casino probably imagine servers in a data centre somewhere, not an office tower on Albert Street in downtown Ottawa. But that is exactly where the plumbing behind a huge share of Canadian online gambling transactions actually runs. Payments Canada, headquartered at Constitution Square in the core of […]
Malta Travel Guide: Exploring 7,000 Years of History
In Malta, the whispers of centuries-old stories are heard on every street, as if the spirit of ancient times still lingers. From the arrival of the Neolithic settlers in 5400 BC to the Knights of St. John in 1530, through the devastation of World War II and into its modern life as a popular Mediterranean […]
Landing in a New Country With No Credit File: The First 90 Days, Decision by Decision
A moving truck idles at the curb, a rental agent is texting for a credit check, and the landlord wants a co-signer because there’s nothing to pull. It’s a familiar scene for anyone new to the country, whether you’re a permanent resident who cleared immigration last month, a professional relocating for a policy job, or […]
