Lifestyle
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City of Ottawa believes it will have keys to LRT before Canada Day
The Rideau Transit Group has still not provided a completion date for Phase 1 of light rail transit in Ottawa, but ... -
Open for business: First month a success at brewery
Melody Gentry eases into a high-back bar stool and bellies up to the bar. In between sips of water, she writes ... -
BEYOND THE LISTING: 1920s era home also a monument to Ottawa history
The home at 800 Evans St., Ottawa, was built for Ben Boyce, son of legendary Ottawa businessman W.D. Boyce, best known ... -
Uproar in Ontario over autism changes sparks national call for federal action
Ontario is not the only province where children and adults with autism are struggling for support, says a national alliance that ... -
Going out best bets, April 4 to 11
Comedy The Just For Laughs Road Show pulls into Meridian’s Centrepointe Theatre on Tuesday, showcasing some of the best stand-up performers ... -
Israeli president travels to Niagara, Ottawa, Toronto on state visit
OTTAWA — The president of Israel was in Ottawa on Monday, meeting Prime Minister Justin Trudeau before laying a wreath at ... -
Scones from Ottawa’s past
A new exhibition called Morsels of Memory brings together food-related stories and artifacts from Watson’s Mill, the Goulbourn Museum and the Diefenbunker. ... -
Left bruised and broken: 88% of Ottawa and area long-term care RPNs and PSWs experience violence
OTTAWA, April 2, 2019 /CNW/ – Two new reports are being released concurrently that expose the high level of violence, abuse and ... -
‘It has made me a better person’: What it’s like to raise a child with autism
Miles Clayton was two years old when his mom, Christine, started to notice subtle behavioural differences between him and his twin ... -
Harsh or humorous, The LYNNeS aren’t afraid to tell it like it is
Who knew heartbreak could be so much fun? That would be the Ottawa duo The LYNNeS, Lynn Miles and Lynne Hanson, ...
