Leipzig 1723: A Musical Journey with the Ottawa Bach Choir
The acclaimed Ottawa Bach Choir (OBC), the recipient of a prestigious JUNO award, proudly presents the culminating performance of its 22nd season, Leipzig 1723. On Saturday, May 4, 2024, at 8:00 p.m., get ready to be enthralled by the choir as they perform at St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church in Ottawa. This extraordinary event offers a […]
Toronto Metropolitan University Sued for Anti-Semitic Environment
Against the backdrop of escalating tensions following the horrific attacks on Israel by the recognized terrorist organization Hamas on October 7, 2023, a Jewish undergraduate student has filed a Statement of Claim against Toronto Metropolitan University (TMU) in Ontario Superior Court. The plaintiff alleges she faced individual, institutional, and structural anti-semitism during her time at […]
Teeth Straightening With Invisalign
Straighter teeth can have an enormously positive effect on one’s self-esteem. Straighter teeth are easier to keep clean, which reduces risk factors for gum disease, tooth decay and other health conditions. Invisalign is an increasingly popular alternative to metal braces for treating crowding, crookedness or overlapped teeth as well as mild bite issues. Before choosing […]
Don’t Ignore the Signs of Anxiety
As a person with anxiety, I often get anxious about writing. Specific questions rush my mind, sometimes affecting my body and writing. – What message am I trying to send? – Will others understand it? – What if I am misunderstood? – Will people get the point, and perhaps my humour? – Will someone get […]
Love of pottery is at the heart of the Ottawa Clay Festival
The Ottawa Clay Festival returns this spring with a throwdown, exhibition, pottery demonstration, Children’s Clay Area and the much-loved Spring Sale. Join Ottawa’s largest gathering of potters from Friday, May 3rd, to Sunday, May 5th, 2024, at the Horticulture Building at Lansdowne Park. This three-day event is open to the public and celebrates craftsmanship and […]
The Canadian Film ‘I Don’t Know Who You Are’ (TIFF) and its Star Mark Clennon
Synopsis: A man is the victim of a traumatic event, and he tries to get the resources he needs to heal from the event. Director: M.H. Murray Stars: Mark Clennon, Anthony Diaz, Nat Patricia Manuel One of the great things about the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is that they recognize emerging talent with their […]
Renoviction Motion Receives Unanimous Support From Housing Committee
Councillor Ariel Troster, an outspoken figure on Ottawa City Council and a Housing and Community Services Committee member, is a steadfast advocate for housing policy in the city. In her first term on Council, she is achieving results for the progressive side of the housing debate. Earlier this month, Troster penned an article in the Ottawa […]
Don’t Miss Lost Baggage Musical Theatre’s latest Production at Arts Court
Inspired by Damon Runyon’s short stories from the 1920s and 1930s, the musical Guys and Dolls features music and lyrics by Frank Loesser and is based on a book by Jo Swerling and Abe Burrows. It garnered four Tony Awards in 1951, a fifth in 1991 and remains a beloved Broadway classic. The good people […]
Top 10 Slot Tournaments to Participate in Across Canada
Source: Canva Slot tournaments come in different formats, each each one offers different prizes in a unique way. Many Canadians enjoy these exciting events at casinos nationwide. This article lists the top 10 slot tournaments you can join from coast to coast. Scheduled Tournaments Scheduled tournaments are gaming events that occur on set dates and […]
Spoil her With a Great Wine Gift on Mother’s Day
Mother’s Day is just around the corner, on May 12th. In case you’re looking for a wine gift, I have curated a list of delicious wines that are sure to be a hit. Most are in the moderate price range, and any of these will surely bring a smile. Santa Margherita Pinot Grigio 2022 Alto […]
Trends and Predictions of Future Live Casino Games in Australia Key Takeaways
Live casino games in Australia are real-time interaction-based games. Current trends indicate increased mobile gaming popularity and the rise of live dealers. Future trends will offer gamers more immersive and personalized experiences. Gambling is an embraced and popular leisure activity in Australia. Some of its aspects include online platforms, sportsbooks, and betting platforms. According to […]
A Wake-up Call for Businesses
Why a lack of succession planning could cost them their future Nearly five years ago, ‘The Great Resignation’ phenomenon took the world by storm and although the global economy has since stabilized, another resignation wave is looming on the horizon as the ‘Baby Boomer’ generation transitions to retirement. Subsequently, the workforce is shifting into a […]
Wahi’s Ultimate Home-Hunting App is Now Couples-Friendly
In 2022, Wahi Realty Inc. launched a real estate marketing platform, the first in Canada to harness data science and AI to sell houses. Since then, the company has won the 2023 Canadian Business Award for Best Canadian Real Estate Innovator of the Year, been named one of the Top 25 Most Innovative Companies of […]
Guide To Solo Cruising: Tips And Benefits Of Traveling Alone
Planning to travel solo on a cruise can be an exciting way to explore the world, allowing you to connect with diverse cultures and fellow travellers. Solo cruising offers private time and social interaction, providing peaceful moments alone in your cabin or vibrant gatherings at onboard events. Solo cruising eliminates the hassle of constant packing […]
Traditional Anishinaabe Art Meets Acrylic with Rufus Moonias-Quisses
Whether it’s Haida totem polls, ribbon skirts, drums, or a beautiful canvas, Canadian First Nations artists and their artwork are as diverse as the country itself. From coast to coast to coast, the expressions of their creativity tell the stories of their history, its triumphs and achievements, as well as the disappointments and failures. Rufus […]
The Impact of Cheating In Battlefield 2042
The Impact of Cheating In Battlefield 2042View Post Battlefield and rampant issues with hacking, name a more iconic duo. Surprisingly though, developer DICE managed to avoid it with Battlefield 2042. Not that it was really intentional of course, stemming from quite a few incidents in a perfect storm of accidental anti-cheat measures. There’s still an […]
The OPS presents the Ottawa Police Services Board with a plan to change policing and improve community safety
Monday’s meeting of the Ottawa Police Services Board (OPSB) began with delegate Liz Venczel, a criminology PhD student at the University of Ottawa, claiming that the proposed higher police presence in the ByWard Market and the new police operations centre that is due to open at the Rideau Centre would contribute to more policing, “surveil, […]
Everything you need to know about the drag community
In the world of expression and celebration of identity, the drag community shines as a beacon of resilience and diversity. With its roots tracing back to the early 20th century, drag has evolved into a vibrant and inclusive subculture that continues to grow and inspire millions worldwide. If you want to be a part of […]
Oilers, Leafs, Jets and Canucks takin’ care of business
The most fabulous time of the year hasn’t disappointed, and we are what, only three-days-and-change in? Fabulous. Lots to chew on from a Canadian team perspective as the NHL post-season rages onward. It is – after all – the most fabulous time of the year . . . WHERE TO NOW, TORONTO? Since TSN’s […]
Album Reviews: Waxahatchee, Girl in Red, Chastity Belt
Waxahatchee – Tigers Blood Birmingham, AL While she’s stripped back the distortion over the years as Waxahatchee, Katie Crutchfield has brought depth through the amount of herself she’s been pouring into records as of late. Though it’s not the most complex or infectious record in her discography, Crutchfield takes a dive into dense arrangements and […]
Le Centre Sheraton Montreal Hotel’s Magnificent Transformation is a Winner
The newly renovated Le Centre Sheraton Montreal Hotel on René Lévesque Boulevard West in the heart of Montreal is a winner. If you stay here, you’ll definitely feel the pulse and vibe of the city’s vibrant cultural scene. The hotel offers easy access to iconic attractions like The Underground City, The Montreal Museum of Fine […]
Why I left #Canada — An open letter to Justin Trudeau
By Chris Pereira Canada is the destination for hundreds of thousands of hard-working new immigrants every year, seeking to build a better and more dignified life. They view Canada as a land of opportunity — until they actually arrive. I have heard countless friends and colleagues in Canada comment recently that they are thinking about […]
How To Find The Best Furnished Apartments In Ottawa
Hunting for the perfect furnished apartment in Ottawa? You’re not alone. Many folks find themselves scrolling through endless listings, trying to match their dream living space with their budget. Here’s a nugget of wisdom: Ottawa offers a diverse range of furnished apartments catering to every taste and need, from bustling downtown locales to tranquil suburban […]
Embracing Innovation: Exploring the Latest Advancements in Hearing Aid Technology
Hearing aids have come a long way in recent years, evolving from basic amplification devices to sophisticated pieces of technology that offer advanced features and capabilities. With continuous innovation and advancements in digital signal processing, wireless connectivity, and miniaturization, modern devices are more discreet, comfortable, and effective than ever before. Whether you’re experiencing mild or […]
2 years on from gambling regulation in Ontario, what predictions came true?
Introduction Canadian gambling has entered a new world over the last decade. In conjunction with our neighbors with whom we share a vast land border, many individual states and provinces have slowly started to repeal gambling legislation that has existed for decades. Sports betting here is now an often lucrative experience. Ontario is home to 13.5 […]
