What a whirlwind week! Our province-wide lockdown was upgraded to a Stay-At-Home Order and a State of Emergency. On the flip side, the weather is gorgeous, and the sun is a nice substitute for all this bad news. How have you been feeling? What have you been up to to pass the time? Check out some […]
Gorgeous weather and a Stay-at-Home Order make for an interesting combo. The National Capital Commission (NCC) recognizes this and is opening up more spaces for exercise this weekend, blocking off access for motor vehicles, as they have in the past. The Queen Elizabeth Driveway will continue to be available to walk, run or exercise on […]
Ottawa‘s beloved music festival, RBC Bluesfest won’t happen in 2021, but plans for 2022 are in the works. RBC Bluesfest’s Executive and Artistic Director, Mark Monahan, confirmed two acts for next year’s festival, including Rage Against the Machine, who were slated to perform in both 2020 and 2021. They go live on July 15, 2022. As well, Run […]
Beginning April 1, First Nation, Inuit and Métis people in the Ottawa area who are 16 & older can book an appointment for the COVID-19 vaccine at the St. Laurent Complex. To book your appointment, call 613-691-5505 or visit the Wabano website.
Happy weekend! Well – sort of. Lockdown is back again as of Saturday. If you’re in need of some last-minute stay home plans, I’ve got you covered. [Reading] This week I’ve been totally absorbed in Jesse Thistle’s From the Ashes. From the Ashes is a memoir about Jesse’s life that draws on many memories and […]
The Canadian Academy announced this year’s nominees for the 9th annual Canadian Screen Awards. In television, Schitt’s Creek leads with the most nominations with 21. Trickster and Cardinal: Into the Night follow close behind with 15 nods each. APTN is up for six awards, including Best News Anchor, National for Melissa Ridgen and Dennis Ward, Best News or Information […]
Easter is just around the corner and what better way to celebrate than by making bunny crafts on a budget? These kid-friendly crafts are bound to be a hit. Chances are, you have all the materials you need at home already! Paper Bunny This simple, yet unique craft will bring brightness to any space and makes for […]
March Break has shifted a month to take place April 12-18 in Ontario. Are you trying to think of ways to keep your kids busy during this April Break? The Ottawa Public Library has quite a few virtual events in store to keep your little ones active and learning. For lovers of dance, one of […]
What’s up? The snow piles are nearly melted and, between daylight savings and warm temperatures, I’m living! Despite the warmer days, we have to keep it real. There have been some upward trends of COVID-19 in the capital, so maybe you want a reason to stay in and keep safe. I’ve got some ideas for how […]
Following days of beautiful sunshine, a large amount of rain is here – up to 50 millimetres is expected in some parts in Ottawa. And after the winter months, you may not have been ready to stay in so soon. Not to worry – there’s so much to enjoy from the comfort of home that […]