Новости за 14.07.2022

How was Wednesday’s opening-night performance of Hamilton at the National Arts Centre, you ask? The Broadway mega-hit was perfectly executed, if you’ll pardon the morbid pun. Presented by Broadway Across Canada, the touring production of the contemporary smash hit thrilled Southam Hall’s pumped-up, sold-out crowd, which had waited more than two years to be dazzled by […]

“His tireless work nurturing the next generation of Canadian musicians has inspired me and many others.”

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If the prime minister doesn’t have enough fight left in him to tackle the myriad problems choking the world, he might opt to pick one last battle at home, in the form of an autumn campaign.

Ottawa police have blocked the intersection of Rideau Street and Mackenzie Avenue outside the Chateau Laurier while they investigate a stabbing. One man was seriously injured in the incident. Mackenzie Avenue was closed between Murray and Rideau while the westbound lanes of Rideau were blocked at Sussex. Yellow crime scene tape cordoned off the area […]

Do you ever dream about being really rich? I do, most recently when I got an email about a new luxury wellness resort—a stunning sea-side sanctuary where tension and fatigue melt like butter under the Mediterranean sun. For the record, the news release was about ACRO Suites in Crete. Resting on the quiet, pebbly Mononaftis […]

When done right, built-ins can be a popular addition to your home that brings value, excellent storage space and a welcoming layer for visual interest. They contain the clutter, provide handy display space and create a custom feel, even in a production home. “Built-ins provide unique design elements that when executed correctly achieve a balance […]

Q I inherited this four string banjo that was purchased by my stepfather in Toronto during the 1920s or early 1930s. There are names on the top end and it has its original case with the key for the lock, instruction books from the 1920s and bakelite picks. I would appreciate your thoughts on this […]

As time goes on I see more and more homeowners interested in reducing home maintenance chores, and this is why synthetic deck material is exploding in popularity. Of all the exterior home maintenance tasks, keeping an all-wood deck looking good all the time is one of the biggest, most expensive and most demanding ongoing chores […]

What’s important for city residents is not fine talk but concrete plans. We're waiting.

Hard Rock Casino Ottawa is alleged to have sent advertising and marketing material to people who had opted into a program known as self-exclusion, designed to help problem gamblers stay away from the casino

“It's nice to not have like a set expiration date on my life anymore.”

Several participants referenced Ottawa’s last chief of police, Peter Sloly, as an example of someone who was “set up to fail.”

"I was in the Soviet Union when it collapsed in December 1991. Walking on Wellington Street during the convoy occupation gave me flashbacks to that experience."

“We are looking forward to this very important milestone in the further development of the RCAF’s capabilities and skills for space operations.”

City staff calculated fare-free transit would cost the owner of a home assessed at $415,000 an extra $482 a year in property tax.