OPH Encourages Residents to Take Precautions Against EEEV and WNV
After a horse in Ottawa tested positive for Eastern Equine Encephalitis Virus (EEEV) and two humans were confirmed to have contracted West Nile virus (WNV), Ottawa Public Health (OPH) is recommending that residents protect themselves against mosquito bites. Although the Government of Canada indicates that 70 to 80 percent of individuals infected with WNV will […]
How to Sell Your Car Privately in Toronto
A private car sale is a great idea for an owner who wants to get some profit from an unused or old auto. Although car dealers provide convenient and simple conditions for car sellers, their services are often costly. There is a service in Toronto SoldCar.ca that buys scrap and used cars more favorably than […]
A Tropical Voyage on the Ottawa River with Palapa Tours — The Fun Way to See Ottawa!
Tropical and Ottawa are words that usually don’t go together, but they do now, thanks to Michael Karpishka and his partner Gabriela Hernadez. The duo is the team behind the fun-looking tiki boats you’ve likely spotted cruising on the Ottawa River between the Rideau Locks and the NCC River House. Palapa Tours, whose motto is […]
Guidelines to Help Couples Facing Intimacy Issues in Their Marriage
In every marriage, intimacy is as vital as the vows exchanged at the altar. It is the glue that binds couples, not just physically but emotionally and spiritually. Yet, many couples find themselves navigating rough waters when it comes to maintaining intimacy. According to the escort platform Erobella dot com, the reasons can be manifold. […]
High Praise for Ottawa Little Theatre’s ‘Curious Incident’ On Stage Until September 7th
The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, the latest production from Ottawa Little Theatre (OLT), opens with the entire cast on stage and the stark discovery of the remains of the neighbour, Mrs Sheers, beloved pet Wellington, lying on the ground, impaled by a large garden fork. Those gathered are shocked to see […]
NHL’s Atlantic Rich with Talent and Troubles
It’s a relatively quiet time in the National Hockey League. Late August. Camps still a few weeks away. Outside of a Laine trade here, a Blues-Oilers offer sheet tussle there, not a whole heck of a lot rocking on. Hence, the dawning of the month-of-the-lists. TSN’s been at it. So too, Sportsnet. Even Ottawa Life’s […]
A Week in Colorado: Trails, Towns, and Timeless Views
One of my fondest childhood memories is camping trips in the Colorado Rockies while listening to John Denver and Simon and Garfunkel. Fifteen years later, the lyrics of “Rocky Mountain High” echoed through my mind as I spent a week exploring the treasure troves of Denver, the mountains and little towns along the way. While […]
Bring Ottawa’s Beauty Inside with Best Canvas
Are you looking to beautify a living or workspace? Do you want a picture of you and your loved ones or pet on the wall? What about a picture of your favorite pop icon? Or are you a local photographer who wants to showcase your work so that people can see Ottawa in all its […]
How do Canada’s Gambling Preferences Compare to the Rest of the World?
What comes to mind when you think of Canada? Like all vibrant and exciting places, Canada is a country of a thousand reputations. But beyond the obvious, vast landscapes, friendly people, and rivers of maple syrup is a wild card: Canada has an intriguing and unusual relationship with gambling. From our thriving brick-and-mortar casino industry […]
ANCHOR Launches 2-1-1 Pilot for Support Services in Centretown
The Alternate Neighbourhood Crisis Response (ANCHOR) has launched a dedicated 2-1-1 line pilot project to help individuals with mental health and substance use-related issues. The service is not unique to Ottawa; it was launched in Toronto in 2002 and has since been introduced in Edmonton, Calgary, Montreal, Niagara Region and Simcoe County. It is part of […]
Why the Eyes of the Online Casino Industry Are on Argentina
There are many global companies operating in the iGaming niche that have begun to invest in Argentina. However, the country is a growing market that has plenty of challenges. Canada has always had a straightforward approach to online gambling, with robust laws and regulations backing a liberal approach. The industry has grown in recent years, […]
“Mayor Sutcliffe to Skip Capital Pride Events Due to Festival Organizers Antisemitism
Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe has announced that he will not take part in any events hosted by Capital Pride this year, following a recent statement from the organization expressing support for Palestinians. Capital Pride, the annual LGBTQ+ festival in Ottawa, issued a statement earlier this month outlining four key commitments for this year’s celebrations. These […]
Going for Gold: Santa Monica is the Top Training Destination for Beach Volleyball
Beach volleyball emerged as one of the most sought-after sports in terms of viewership at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris. Fans cheered on their favourite teams at the Eiffel Tower Stadium, including Team Canada, which successfully made it to the finals, claiming a Silver medal. Although the Summer Olympics have wrapped up, you can […]
NHL: Where the Captaincy Really Means Something
Outside of battling and baffling offer sheets, it’s been the hot topic in hockey this past week. It’s Toronto. It’s a new captain. And his name is Auston Matthews. Which hauls me into today’s discussion and debate – does it really, truly matter who your captain is in this day and age in the National […]
From Skepticism to Adoption: How XRP Price Shifts Influence Consumer Trust
Cryptocurrency has become a buzzword in the financial sector, with digital currencies offering a decentralized and innovative alternative to traditional banking systems. Among the myriad of cryptocurrencies, XRP, the native token of the Ripple network, has gained prominence for its efficiency and speed in facilitating cross-border payments. However, XRP’s price, like many cryptocurrencies, is subject […]
Must-Have Technologies for Scientists in 2024
In 2024, scientists are leveraging cutting-edge technologies to accelerate research, enhance data analysis, and streamline laboratory workflows. These advancements are transforming scientific practices across various disciplines, making it crucial for researchers to stay updated on the latest tools and technologies. This article highlights some of the must-have technologies for scientists in 2024, focusing on their […]
Hot Tips for Summer Sips
Summer is in full swing, and nothing is sweeter on a summer evening than sitting on the patio and watching the stars come out. Sharing a glass of wine with a friend is one of life’s great pleasures, too. Wine lovers know that wine is about hospitality. Here are my recommendations of some favourite wines […]
How Ottawa Players Can Benefit from Recent Changes in Online Casino Regulations
The online casino landscape in Ottawa has experienced significant changes recently. These new regulations have the potential to impact your gaming experience greatly. Understanding these changes can help you make the most of the new opportunities available. As an avid online casino player in Ottawa, you are likely aware of the recent regulatory changes that […]
How can Everton perform in their final season at Goodison Park?
The last few seasons will have been frustrating from the perspective of Everton fans. After Carlo Ancelotti left the club in 2021, going on to win two Champions Leagues in three seasons with Real Madrid, the Toffees have been left facing relegation on two occasions. A side that is usually a mid-table outfit for those […]
On-Street Parking Rates Increase & City Warns of Fraudulent QR Code
Whether you’re planning to dine out, catch a movie, attend a REDBLACKS game, or visit the Parliament buildings, be aware that the City of Ottawa has implemented increased on-street parking rates in seven key areas, moving to a demand-based pricing model. The hourly street parking rate has increased to $4 in Chinatown, King Edward, ByWard […]
Art is Never Far: The Artistic Side of Ottawa
By Edwin Smith When people hear Canadian art, Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver immediately come to mind. This is hardly surprising given their size and rich array of galleries, studios, and fine arts organizations that provide a thriving ecosystem for artists in these cities to flourish. However, Ottawa is no shrinking violet when it comes to […]
The Legacy of Solingen, Germany – The Knife Capital of the World
Located in the beautiful backdrop of Germany, Solingen has been a symbol of history and tradition in the knife-making industry for many centuries. Often referred to as the “Knife Capital of the World”, the city of Solingen commands respect and orders from enthusiasts and tradespeople from around the globe. This is a detailed analysis of […]
Mayor Sutcliffe Calls for Help from All Levels of Government to Ease Financial Crisis
Canadians are facing increased costs for essentials like gas, groceries, and rent. Today, Mayor Mark Sutcliffe called on Ottawa residents to support his campaign, urging the federal and provincial governments to contribute their fair share. Without this support, Ottawa could face a tax increase of at least seven percent. The plea from the mayor comes […]
Questions and queries surround the NHL’s East
From shakeups to shakedowns, it hasn’t exactly been a quiet summer in the National Hockey League’s Eastern Conference. Your Ottawa Senators added in the way of veteran help (as advertised), your Toronto Maple Leafs shook up that targeted, beleaguered blueline, and your Montreal Canadiens stuck to due diligence on the signing front as the warm […]
Innovations in Athletic Field Turf Technology
Advancements in athletic field turf technology are transforming the way you experience sports. New materials and design innovations are creating safer, more durable playing surfaces. These enhancements are particularly significant for both professional athletes and community sports enthusiasts. Continual development in turf technology has led to remarkable improvements in the quality and performance of athletic […]
