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4 Must-See Neighbourhoods in Ottawa

Ottawa is a city of experiences, and you could have spent your entire life here without seeing everything Canada’s Capital has to offer. The city is comprised of various neighbourhoods of different sizes and themes, ranging from old-world modern conversion…

Weekend Preview

What to Do in Ottawa: Weekend Preview July 21-23

0 Amanda Murray

Finally! That hot summer weather we’ve been waiting for! It’s expected to be in the mid-20s this weekend, sunny, and everything you could ask for on a July weekend. If you don’t have plans to unwind at the cottage, relax…

Local Business

Ottawa Business Profile: TalentMap

0 Angela Stairs

TalentMap has nearly 20 years of experience providing insights and strategies for improving employee engagement. In the late 1990s, Ottawa’s first big high-tech boom provided an important opportunity to improve employee satisfaction and engagement in the workplace, as companies were…

Local Events

Events in Ottawa: June 2017

0 Corey Reed

With the increasing heat and summer just around the corner, June is when Ottawa’s major activities and events really kick into high gear. There’s something for everyone, and you won’t be short on new experiences and discoveries this month. Here…

Local Business

Business Profile: AMBICO Ltd.

0 Ann Torres

Ottawa is home to some of Canada’s largest, most innovative companies, making headlines all over the world. AMBICO Ltd. is among this group of international leaders born and bred in the Canadian capital. Ottawa Doors and Door Frames Founded in…

Home & Garden

Advanced HVAC Celebrates 10 Years Servicing Ottawa

0 Ann Torres

Milestone Marks a Decade of Dedicated Customer Service Ottawa, Canada, May 16, 2017 (Newswire.com) – Advanced HVAC is celebrating their 10th anniversary of business success in Ottawa. Founded as a modest, family-owned business, Advanced HVAC has more than doubled in…

Local News

Rain, Rain, Rain

0 Faith Murray

We’ve been hearing it for days, even weeks Ottawa. “The forecast for today includes light to heavy rainfall”. It’s no longer news, it’s just the way of our existence. After a long and cold winter we thought there might be…

Local Events

Events in Ottawa: May 2017

0 Ann Torres

As the warm weather returns to Canada’s Capital, more activities and events become available for tourists and residents alike. Ottawa is known for a fascinating array of festivals, performances, concerts, and other events, and this May is no different. Here…

Health & Fitness

Business Profile: Hear Fine

0 Ann Torres

Established in 2013, Hear Fine is Ottawa’s highest rated hearing clinic. Offering a dynamic range of hearing-related services and treatments, Hear Fine strives to assist visitors with the utmost compassion and understanding. Through specialized testing, analysis, and examinations, the goal…

Food & Drink

Lunch Time in the Business District

0 Faith Murray

For those who work in the downtown business district, you will see a commonality amongst one another: everyone wants to be outside. Now that the weather is nice, the streets are suddenly flooding with people and restaurants are jam packed…

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- Ottawa's plan to expand access to halal mortgages could lower high borrowing costs, providers say CBC/Radio-Canada Federal budget references to mortgage products aimed at Canadian Muslims have members of the community celebrating, along with the mortgage providers that look to serve them, despite a lack of detail from the government on what is to come. In Tuesday's …
- Ottawa should tighten rules on match manipulation as legalized sports betting grows, experts say CBC/Radio-Canada Raptors player Jontay Porter's lifetime ban from the NBA is just one sign that the rules governing Canada's legal betting industry need to be strengthened to prevent widespread manipulation, experts say. In an interview airing Saturday on CBC Radio …
- As Russia presses forward, Ukraine pleads with Canada for armour, air defence CBC/Radio-Canada A leading member of the Ukrainian parliament delivered stark warnings to Canadian politicians and top defence officials this week in a series of mostly under-the-radar meetings in Ottawa ahead of the long-anticipated aid vote in the U.S. Congress. …
- Ottawa is for the birds: Tips for birdwatching in the nation's capital CTV News Ottawa As springtime gets into bloom, birds that call Ottawa home are either migrating back to the area or becoming more active. Janette Niwa, a bird expert with the Ottawa Field Naturalist Club (OFNC), joined CTV Morning Live this week to share some tips for new …
- Danielle Smith wants ideology 'balance' at universities. Alberta academics wonder what she's tilting at CBC/Radio-Canada From the exam-marking trenches to the ivory tower executive suites, Premier Danielle Smith has injected nervousness throughout Alberta's post-secondary sector. It initially seemed her Bill 18, the Provincial Priorities Act, was intended to make her …
- TOUGH TO SWALLOW: Ottawa 67’s disappointed in season-ending sweep, but they lost to a better team Ottawa Sun Breadcrumb Trail Links Sports Junior Hockey Hockey "We lost, but we gave it our all. I'm just kind of in shock right now that I can't keep grinding with these guys." Published Apr 19, 2024 • Last updated 6 hours ago • 4 minute read …
- Cornies: Here's an Ontario ad campaign we'd rather see The London Free Press Breadcrumb Trail Links Opinion Columnists By now, you've likely seen or heard the ad. It's been airing (and streaming) for more than three months. Author of the article: Larry Cornies • Special to The London Free Press Published Apr 20, 2024 • …
- Wealthy tech entrepreneur launches super PAC to help brother flip Michigan U.S. House seat MLive - Michigan GRAND RAPIDS, MI – U.S. Rep. Hillary Scholten, D-Grand Rapids, has significantly more campaign cash than her closest Republican rival, but a new super PAC bankrolled by the deep-pocketed brother of one GOP candidate is looking to level the playing field. …
- Explosions rock Happy Valley-Goose Bay as residents ordered to leave area threatened by fire CBC/Radio-Canada Police in Happy Valley-Goose Bay, N.L., have declared a state of emergency following "several explosions" at the site of an uncontrolled fire burning near explosive material. "Emergency services are on the scene of a large structure fire,…
- Cases of avian flu on rise The Daily Mining Gazette - Michigan The Michigan Department of Agriculture on Tuesday released a statement on the presence of highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) in a commercial poultry facility from Newaygo County. Since the disease was first detected in Michigan in 2022, this is the …

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