Ted Rusoff: The High Priest of Dubbing
The expatriate American actor Ted Rusoff was born in Winnipeg in 1939, the son of screenwriter Lou R…
Pensions & Peace of Mind Series: Long-Term Care
It is no secret that a secure and enjoyable retirement requires critical thinking, strategic plannin…
Are you ready for Canada’s largest independent literary celebration?
By Clayton Andres
When his father Neil first came up with the idea of a writing festival in Ottawa,…
In Search of Style
Finalizing the details of any wedding can be a harrowing experience. However, one tradition that r…
Homes: The Layered Living Room
Looking to create a layered look in your living room? There’s no real science to it. It is really…
Putting the “Science” in “Science Fiction” – Thor
Humanity has been fascinated with the awe-inspiring power of lightning since its earliest days, a fa…
An Italian Gem from Banfi at Under $16.00
Did you miss the September 1st release of the Castello Banfi 2010 Centine, I sure did, but I’m glad…
Deception, Virulence and a Bomb: Iran Obstinately Moves Closer to the Nuclear Tipping Point
The Canadian government’s sudden decision to sever all diplomatic ties with Iran earlier this mont…
Holly McNarland: Juggling Lives On Her Own Terms
When Holly McNarland’s smash single “Numb” went viral as she approached her mid-twenties, she…
54-40 is Still Rocking Over 30 Years Later
As time goes by, those groups of old friends – the ones who have known each other for decades, see…
Get Thee to The Shrine
THE SHRINE (2010) is the second horror movie directed by Canadian Jon Knautz (pronounced “kuh-nots…
Publisher speaks to Justin Trudeau’s Liberal leadership potential
Sun TV News interview with OLM Publisher, Dan Donovan, on Liberal Leadership hopeful Justin Trudeau….
Putting the “Science” in “Science Fiction” – Hover Vehicles
Hover vehicles have shown up in many works of science fiction and taken many forms, including the ho…
Petal Power: The Art of Irena Sherstyuk
Irena Sherstyuk creates mesmerizing paintings of psychedelic flowers and young lovers in abstract ci…
A Tale of Two Conventions: The Summer Campaign for the White House Draws to a Close
With both the Republican National Convention (RNC) and the Democratic National Convention (DNC) now…
Fall Back on an Old Favourite or Find a New One…
As we head into fall, we swap those light and fruity whites for the heavier, warming appeal of reds….
Letter from the Publisher
Twelve years ago when we started the first Annual Top People in the Capital issue, JDS Uniphase CEO…
OLM Recipe: Curried Squash and Apple Soup
Summer is not quite over, especially given the warm weather, but school has already begun and the le…
Installation = Music + Time
In 2011, two local experimental artists met and chronologically depicted 88 individuals to correspon…
Putting the “Science” in “Science Fiction” – Professor X
Professor Charles Xavier, better known as Professor X, is the founder of the Marvel X-Men team and i…
Musical Mayhem Goes beyond the Greenbelt
It’s a fact – to make it as a musician, you have to tour. As a result, because a musician’s vo…
OLM’s Summer Sizzlers: Crêpes Your Way
Celebrate this long weekend with crêpes. This versatile dessert can be topped with anything from Nu…
Behind the Seams: Designing the Perfect Dress with David McCaffrey
If you’re planning a wedding in Ottawa you’ve no doubt planned to have your wedding photos taken a…
Mandating a Hidden Passenger in Your Automobile
Most people know that any modern aircraft carries a Flight Data Recorder (FDR) or Accident Data Reco…
Homes: British Mania
With 2012 being the banner year for all things British, what with the celebration of the Queen’s D…
