This Ottawa Food Writer is Putting the Capital’s Hospitality Scene on the Map
Jordan Pizzuti is passionate about the hospitality industry, so much so that he’s devoted his life to exploring it locally and internationally. Pizzuti’s objectives are simple: see more of the world and eat more food! He wants to connect people with the culinary universe and the amazing people behind it, no matter where that might […]
Turkey’s Rising Reputation in Medical Tourism: A Closer Look at Tummy Tuck
Medical tourism is a growing industry with patients seeking medical treatments abroad that are too expensive or unavailable in their country. Amongst the top destinations for medical tourism, Turkey has rapidly ascended, housing an emerging industry centered around aesthetic and cosmetic surgeries. One of the increasingly popular procedures is the tummy tuck, a surgery aimed […]
Rielly, Greig incident draws out the ‘Pin-Dicks’
Middle ground and balanced opinion? Not that we were expecting anything different but there wasn’t much of that coming out of Saturday night’s coup d’etat of the Ontario hockey universe by frothing fans on both sides of the fracas involving Ottawa’s Riley Greig and Toronto’s Morgan Rielly. Make no mistake, there was and is absolutely […]
We Must STOP the Radioactive Waste Storage Project Beside the Ottawa River
By Lynn Jones Several citizens’ groups from Ontario and Quebec are ringing alarm bells about waste slated for disposal in a giant radioactive waste mound one kilometre from the Ottawa River, 180 km upstream from Ottawa, Gatineau, and Montreal. The groups cite nuclear experts who say the waste will remain hazardous to the public for […]
The Unique Beauty of Salt and Pepper Diamond Rings
Salt and Pepper Diamonds, distinguished by their enchanting inclusions and speckled allure, carve a unique identity within the realm of gemstones. These diamonds, formed in the depths of the Earth, deviate from the traditional clarity-focused counterparts, celebrating the inherent beauty found in imperfections. The geological journey each salt and pepper diamond undergoes shapes a distinctive […]
The Stunning Beauty of a Moss Agate Engagement Ring
Moss Agate, a mesmerizing gemstone, derives its name from the intricate patterns resembling moss or lichen found within its translucent structure. Renowned for its lush green hues and captivating inclusions, moss agate is a variety of chalcedony, a member of the quartz family. This gemstone’s unique appearance and metaphysical properties have made it a popular […]
The Enchanting Beauty of Alexandrite Rings in 2024
Enter the enchanting world of alexandrite, a gemstone renowned for its mesmerizing color-changing properties. First discovered in Russia’s Ural Mountains in the 19th century, this rare and marvelous stone has since been capturing the hearts of gem enthusiasts worldwide. Let’s explore the unique characteristics of alexandrite and its compelling beauty in the realm of […]
The Charm of a Unique Engagement Ring: A Comprehensive guide
Choosing an engagement ring is a significant milestone in anyone’s life. With a plethora of options available, the process can be both thrilling and overwhelming. In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore various elements that contribute to the uniqueness of engagement rings, including gemstones, cuts, metals, settings, styles, and more. A Myriad of Options Gemstones are […]
Basking in the Warmth and Being Grateful for What I Have
For the past few weeks, local television and radio stations have been reporting on how unseasonably warm it’s been here in Ottawa and how it’s affecting Winterlude, skating on the Rideau Canal, and small businesses. My opinions on this matter will be unpopular, but I’m glad it has been so warm and there’s less snow. […]
PSAC Leadership Faces Backlash: Jewish Federal Employees Challenge Discrimination and Anti-Israel Stance
In a move to confront alleged antisemitism by the leadership team at the Public Service Alliance of Canada (PSAC), Jewish members of PSAC filed 14 individual complaints at the Canadian Human Rights Tribunal against their union for advancing an anti-Israel agenda and causing a culture of discrimination and harassment against Jewish PSAC members that developed […]
At 66 percent, OC Transpo Ridership Continues to be Well Below Pre-Pandemic Levels
The Ottawa Transit Commission, tasked with running OC Transpo affairs, met on Thursday, February 8, for the first time in 2024. The meeting shed light on several serious problems facing the transit service under the tenure of boss Renee Amilcar. In her briefing on the state of OC Transpo, Amilcar’s numbers were less than impressive. […]
Love and Chocolate to Melt Your Heart
Chocolate. It’s the world’s favourite flavour! There are speciality chocolates for every occasion, and Valentine’s Day is one of them. Whether you celebrate romantic love on Valentine’s Day or you’re having a passionate affair with chocolate, I’ve got you covered, with sweet suggestions and dessert wines to melt your heart. Have fun picking out luxury […]
Exploring Global Online Casino Markets: The Case of Canada
The online casino industry has witnessed monumental growth over the past decade, transforming into a multi-billion dollar global market. As technology continues disrupting gambling worldwide, Canada too finds itself part of an expanding terrain of internet gaming opportunities. This article delves into the Canadian online casino landscape – understanding the market size, key players, regulatory […]
Undercurrents Supports local Artists While Making Arts Accessible to Everyone
Ottawa Fringe’s Executive Director Alain Richer was on hand to officially open Undercurrents, the winter festival highlighting contemporary theatre by local and national artists. The festival kicked off a ten-day run at Arts Court last night. Kanata native Kaylie Hatashita performed her one-person show, Kimiko, which features circus-like abilities with spoken word. Hatashita stepped on […]
Unveiling the Best of Ottawa’s Festivals and Events throughout the Year
Ottawa was once nicknamed “The City That Fun Forgot.” The mean nickname was coined in the 1960s by the satirist Allan Fotheringham. Canada’s capital is a place of countless bureaucratic buildings and offices but historically underwhelming nightlife. Public workers and government officials make up a huge part of the population. So, those visiting the city […]
Cybersecurity Giant Fortinet Partners with the KNBA and Hub350 to Boost Expertise in Ottawa Tech Sector
Global cybersecurity leader, Fortinet, recently joined forces with Hub350 and the Kanata North Business Association (KNBA) in a move that increases the company’s presence in Ottawa while supporting cybersecurity initiatives across Canada. The collaboration aims to integrate Fortinet’s global cybersecurity expertise into Hub350’s offerings, from cybersecurity skills training to talent development at Canada’s biggest technology […]
It’s cold-and-flu season, here’s how to deal with it (or not)
It’s either the flu or it’s a heavy, heavy cold. Either way, I’ve got it and it’s going to be seven days tomorrow. (And before you roll out the old man-cold line, my friend Steph also has it. She’s bedridden and she’s also tough as beef jerky, so there.) It’s bad. My mom – if […]
Ottawa City Council Stuck in the Ditch
Ottawa City Council met today for its second session of 2024. The meeting was short, with most of the debate centring around the ditch policy. In 2022, the then municipal administration updated its Ditch Alteration Policy, allowing citizens to alter drainage courses subject to city approval and enforcement by by-law officials. However, three addresses on […]
Three Canadian Universities Receive an “F” on Antisemitism Report Card
The Abraham Global Peace Initiative (AGPI) has published a comprehensive report card on antisemitism at Canadian universities. Of the fifty-two universities evaluated, York University, University of Toronto and Concordia received a failing grade, while twenty-three earned an “A.” Five universities found themselves in the “D” range, with twelve falling within the C category. Ten universities […]
Bet Online: Your Ultimate Guide to Online Sports Betting
Sports betting have become a popular pastime all over the world, and Canada is no exception. With so many options available, it can be hard to choose which platform to use. Novibet is a reputable online sportsbook that is making its way onto the Canadian market. In this article, we will explore everything you need […]
Feeling Hungry? That’s a Good Thing!
There is often confusion about what hunger means for our health and how it affects us. Being hungry has nothing to do with starvation or deprivation, yet with slogans like “you’re not you when you’re hungry,” the food industry leads you to believe that you should keep hunger at bay at all costs, that it is […]
Mastering the Markets: Top 10 Strategies for Successful Trading
Imagine you’re a ship captain, setting out on the vast ocean of global markets. You’ve got a watertight vessel, a clear destination and treasure maps galore. But even with all that preparation, you need something more to help navigate through storms and avoid hidden reefs. That’s where strategies like a guaranteed stop loss come into […]
Album Reviews: The Last Dinner Party, Ty Segall, Moonvampire
The Last Dinner Party – Prelude to Ecstasy London, England It’s rare to hear a band come out the gate with orchestral arrangements and over-the-top energy on a debut, and still feel like that band has figured out their sound. The Last Dinner Party certainly has their aesthetics figured out already, though they sometimes pivot […]
Getaway to Topnotch Resort and Spa in Stowe, Vermont
Dubbed the Ski capital of the East, Stowe is a charming resort town in the Green Mountains about 40 minutes southwest of Burlington, Vermont. The ski hill that shares its name is the main draw during the winter months, attracting powder hounds from the surrounding states of Maine, New York, Massachusetts, and Canadians, too, from […]
Grab a Seat and Experience Food Bliss at Table Sodam
The multitude of Ottawa restaurants boasting top-tier Asian cuisines is rich and plentiful, even outside the Somerset Street Chinatown area. Korean food is no exception. Spots for delicious Korean bites can be found all over the city but for the average diner, Korean food isn’t often top of mind when Asian food is discussed . […]
