‘The Anger in Ernest and Ernestine’ is A Hilarious Kickoff to GCTC’s 50th Anniversary Season
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, […]
The Most Common Charges Criminal Lawyers Deal With
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 […]
Gunshot Injuries and Insurance Claims: How Attorneys Fight for Your Rights
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. […]
TIFF24: The 49th Toronto International Film Festival did not Disappoint!
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 […]
What’s a Lobster Roll? and Other Delicious Discoveries in New Brunswick
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 […]
Biggest Needs of the Senators in the Offseason
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 […]
Rink deal in the offing, again
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 […]
Broken Trust: High-Stakes Fallout of The Conduct of a Sexual Nature Allegations in the CAF
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 […]
The Gladstone Theatre’s Offers Unbeatable Entertainment and Great Value
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 […]
Get Your Ad Break: 6 Best Ad Blocking Programs
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 […]
Ottawa’s Historic House of Worship: Exploring Architectural and Cultural Heritage
Ottawa has a big impact on global culture thanks to its diverse and lively character. The city influences movies, food, music, religion, and education around the world. As Ottawa grows and celebrates its multicultural identity, its role in shaping global culture will keep expanding. So when you’re not playing at Hellspin, you may want to […]
5 Unexpected Benefits of Adult Colouring Books You Didn’t Know About
People tend to consider colouring a young person’s pastime, but maybe that reveals more about us as adults. Why do we let kids have all the fun? Why, societally, do we put an age limit on unbridled creativity and structured play? And importantly, why do we assume that pastimes traditionally associated with childhood can’t carry […]
Transit Commission Learns that One-Quarter of Less Buses Frequent Continue to be Delayed
The City of Ottawa Transit Commission met on Thursday, September 12, for its first meeting since the beginning of summer. Deputy City Treasurer Isabelle Jasmin began the meeting by giving a short presentation on OC Transpo’s finances for Q2 of 2024. In the second quarter of the fiscal year, OC Transpo racked up $6.7 million […]
Teamwork makes the dream work at the Ottawa Fire Truck Pull in Support of Epilepsy Ottawa
This autumn, several daring volunteers, clad in their goofiest costumes or most pristine uniforms, will make their way to battle in a competition of strength and fortitude. They will embark on a 100-ft race with a 10-plus tonne fire truck in tow behind them, hauled forth by their teamwork alone. Indeed, the Ottawa Fire Truck […]
Contemporary Canadian Dance Duo Bare Nerve continue to push Boundaries with ‘Hard Wire’
Ottawa Dance Directive is thrilled to be presenting its 50th production of Series Dance 10 with Hard Wire. Choreographed and performed by Emma Kerson and Jane-Alison McKinney, Hard Wire promises to captivate audiences over a three-day run beginning September 19. Series Dance 10 has been Ottawa’s intimate stage for producing risky and thought-provoking works for over […]
Kanata Theatre’s New Season Begins With British Satire ‘Lettice & Lovage’
Kanata Theatre kicked off its 2024-2025 season of community theatre with Lettice & Lovage. British playwright Peter Shaffer originally penned the play to create a robust female role for Dame Maggie Smith. Smith went on to win a Tony Award for her portrayal of Lettice Douffet, a character with an interest in history that extends […]
Secure Bike Lockers Have Arrived In Ottawa
Ottawa is the latest city to offer safe lockers in which to park your bike. Whether you are an eco-conscious commuter, a fitness enthusiast, or simply looking to take a meandering ride through Ottawa’s downtown core, bike lockers make possible a level of convenience and security that cannot be beat. The City of Ottawa has […]
CBC’s Crisis: 128 Cases of Misreporting on the Israel-Hamas Conflict Exposed
On August 13, 2024, Brodie Fenlon, General Manager and Editor-in-Chief of CBC News published a post on CBC.ca titled On the Middle East, public trust and the meaning of impartiality with the tagline, “CBC doesn’t take your trust for granted. That’s why we have high standards for our journalists and their work.” When I read […]
Can Canada Experience an iGaming Boom in the Same Way as the US?
The term ‘iGaming’ encompasses a wide range of online gambling activities, such as online casinos, poker, and sports betting. The legality of iGaming differs around the world and in Canada, provincial authorities govern gambling activities within their region. How does that impact the iGaming industry in Canada and will the country see a boom in […]
Senators Have Big Plans for Rookie Defenseman This Season
For a rebuilding team like the Ottawa Senators, it’s inevitable to put faith in young players with the hope that they’re ready to succeed at the highest level. The Senators appear poised to do just that with defenseman Tyler Kleven. With just 17 NHL games under his belt over the past two seasons, Kleven looks […]
14 Tips for Traveling with a Puppy
You have an upcoming trip and want to bring your new puppy along. You are excited about your first trip together but want to know how it will happen. This is common with first-time pup parents. Travelling with a puppy is rewarding. You will have many moments of adventure and bonding. However, it can be […]
Four Tips to Feel Closer to Home as an Expat
Most people leave their home countries to experience new things or want better opportunities in life. Being an expat can seem like an exciting journey, especially when you board the plane. However, just like any other life experience, it comes with its set of challenges. You may feel disconnected from your loved ones back home. […]
Eastern Playoff Chase Gets Tougher
Is the Great 8 the only thing standing in the way of qualifying for the great eight? While likely not completely accurate, it sure makes for an awe-inspiring lede. (Withholding judgement on that for now . . .). But seriously people, when you truly break it down, is it Alex Ovechkin (the Great 8) and […]
Sphere Festival Opens With A Beautifully Intense Inter-discipline Performance
The National Arts Centre kicked off its 2024 SPHERE Festival, an enlightened celebration of the coming together of arts and science, with UAQUE, a collaboration between Colombian Canadian choreographer Andrea Peña, renowned Canadian photographer Edward Burtynsky, and the NAC Orchestra’s masterful Music Director Alexander Shelley. The curtain was up as the audience filled Southam Hall, […]
Pastor Chris Oyakhilome’s Family’s Influence of Christianity
For decades, the Pastor Chris Oyakhilome family has played a pivotal role in Christianity. The Pastor Chris Oyakhilome family holds a significant place in the Christian community, not just in Nigeria, but globally. Known for their deep commitment to the Christian faith and their influence in shaping modern Pentecostalism, Pastor Chris and his family have […]
