Kristine St-Pierre releases bilingual album Call Me Crazy
Ottawa singer-songwriter Kristine St-Pierre has released Call Me Crazy, her first full-length biling…
Public workers earn 12% more than private counterparts: report
Fraser Institute study says gap drops to nine per cent when unionization included in analysis
BY Ca…
FIVE Cancer-Fighting Foods in ONE Meal!
According to the latest research, these five foods are extremely high in vitamins and are some of th…
Tanya Collins: OLM Spaces Issue on CTV Ottawa Morning Live – "Fresh Fabrics for Spring"
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Seniors’ Nutrition a Critical Issue in Canada: One-third of Canadian Seniors at Risk of Malnutrition
By Arlene Adamson
Too many seniors are not able to afford enough healthy food – or enough food a…
Target: Cornwall
By Hank Reardon
Minnesota-based Target, one of the United States’ largest retailers, has built a 1.4…
What is Naturopathic Medicine?
By Christine Davis
Navigating the world of complementary and alternative health can be confusing and…
Flat-Out Fabulous Spring Fashion
Feel grounded this spring with these eye-catching fashions from BGGO Boutique in Ottawa’s Glebe….
In Search of Style: Love and the Rockies
For the picture-perfect wedding, all you need is love, the right man and a beautiful dress. Anyone w…
A Spoonful of Health: A Former Model Finds Remedy in Food and Helps Others to Do the Same
Natasha Kyssa has been eating raw for more than 20 years.
Former model, raw life style coach and a…
Ted Rusoff: The High Priest of Dubbing
Originally Published in October 2012 on OttawaLife.com
The expatriate American actor Ted Rusoff was…
Latin Jazz Singer Claudia Salguero and her 10-piece band will perform ROMANTICA at the NAC
Based in Ottawa since 2001, Claudia is a Colombian award winning Photo-fine-artist, Latin Jazz singe…
Publisher’s Message: Spaces
Tanya Collins is one of the premiere interior design and decorating firms in Canada’s capital. Est…
Visionary music stand puts Ottawa at the forefront of innovation
By Rebecca Ford
Imagine a pitch-black concert hall, dimly lit by flickering candles. The only other…
An Idea for Easter: Rice Crispies Marshmallow Cake
Are you running out of ideas to make for Easter treats and want to try something different? How abou…
The Foyer Gallery Presents Conversations, featuring four women artists
Foyer Gallery and Presents CONVERSATIONS, in language of colour, texture, line and form, between f…
Putting the "Science" in "Science Fiction": Transformers 1 – Adjustable Vehicles
Although they were made popular in the west by the Transformers television series that first aired i…
Craig & Noble TOFOOD: Tofu is no longer a four-letter word
Two Ottawa women who have been friends for most of their lives are the creators of a delicious gourm…
Let’s Convince the CBC to Make The Hockey Song the Official Theme of Hockey Night in Canada
Ottawa Life Magazine (OLM), the National Capital Region’s largest, longest-running (est. 1996) a…
Volunteering for Your Eye Health – Diabetes
Dr. Thomas A. Noël
There is a pressing need to promote inter-professional collaboration to optimize…
The Hockey Song goes into overtime
By Martti Lahtinen
Editor
The Low Down to Hull and Back News
He wore a black Stetson and never took…
Don’t Miss Innocence Lost at the National Arts Centre
Lynne Harper’s murder is one that dominated the news for years and to this day, remains one of mos…
Through All the Bad-Mouthing, Merlot Still Makes a Great Wine
It’s the grape that takes the brunt of all the bad jokes about wine – culminating in that famous…
Matthew Stapley: An Insider’s Perspective on the Psychic Profession
Eighteenth-century French philosopher Julien Offray de La Mettrie claimed that “everyone is born w…
Putting the "Science" in "Science Fiction": Bane
Bane, often known as “the man who broke the bat,” is one of Batman’s deadliest foes. The villain ear…
