Aboriginal Youth and the Canadian Workforce
The RBC Stay in School Program
Talk to any advocate for Aboriginal rights and you will hear that a g…
Digital tools prepare today’s students for tomorrow’s challenges
How do you engage the short attention spans of today’s student, shaped by a technological revolution.
Ottawa International Children’s Festival Celebrates 26 years
The Ottawa International Children’s Festival (OCIF) is 26 years old.
The Festival is back and bigg…
Giggling Jerks
Aiming to be a classy Caribbean style restaurant, co-owners and brothers Devin and Dylan McLeod open…
QNX: Steering Ottawa’s Course as a High-tech Leader
What does updating your facebook profile, flipping a light switch and visiting your doctor…
How to Revitalize Your Work Wardrobe
Walking through downtown Ottawa, you will likely see a sea of blue and black and grey suits, comfort…
Transforming Vintage Furniture = Personality
Now that spring is in bloom, it seems like a great time to inject new life into your old-fashioned h…
Chasing Calder: The Binghamton Senators Playoff Run
UPDATE (Wed, May 25): The Houston Aeros defeated the Hamilton Bulldogs 4-3 in Game 7 of the Western…
From Asia with Love and Spice
When referring to Asian food, more often than not, images of neatly manicured sushi plates, wherein…
ASIMO launches “JAPAN: Tradition. Innovation.” at Museum of Civilization
Ever on the leading edge of balancing tradition and innovation, Japan and its rich history is curren…
A Different Kind of House Music – Music On McLean
Ottawa, have you met the neighbors? You’re going to love what they’ve been up to! They’re prac…
Fresh and Contemporary at the Crosby Street Hotel NYC
Having come across some photos of a weekend get-a-way with girlfriends to New York City last sprin…
Nordic Film Festival presents: The Queen and I
The Queen and I by Swedish-Iranian film maker Nahid Persson Sarvestani will feature this month as pa…
DIVA Foundation Empowers Women Through Education
“A wise person once said ‘show me a sick child and I will show you a sick woman,’” said Grac…
Post-Post-Jordan: The Dawn of a New Era in the NBA
When Michael Jordan walked away from the game of basketball in 1998 (discounting his forgettable com…
Is Liberalism Dead in Canada?
On election night in my area of North Toronto, the cold days that dominated most of April were final…
The Dreaded Dress Code: What to Wear to a Summer Wedding
Warm weather brings barbeques, patios, beaches, and, of course, weddings. With the sunny months of J…
Inspiring Change through Housing for Homeless Women
Located at 314 Booth Street, it was uplifting to see Cornerstone’s new housing project for homeless…
Kevin McNamara’s Quest for the Stanley Cup
Kevin McNamara has come as close to the Stanley Cup as any other Ottawa hockey fan – he attended G…
A Fun and Fresh Way to Step Into Spring
This spring, you need only remember four words when it comes to fashion: brights, prints, mid-length…
Ottawa International Animation Festival: That’s More Than All Folks!
Film buff? Art lover? Can’t get your fill of cartoons (Saturday morning or otherwise)? Do you feel…
Publisher’s Message May 8, 2011
On election night my friend, a long-time Liberal, called me and said, “well, that’s what happens to a Party that tries to be everything to everyone and stands for nothing at all.”
Our Shifting Political Landscape
“Politics,” as Michael Ignatieff graciously acknowledged last night, “offers hard lessons we a…
Why Isn’t Health Care A Major Campaign Issue?
Canadians’ commitment to a publicly funded universally based health care system remains as strong…
Ottawa Chamberfest 2011
It is soon time again for merry chamber music making Ottawa style as Ottawa Chamberfest 2011 is just…
