Ottawa activists turn the city purple to end violence against women
A long purple ribbon hangs in the front window of an Elgin Street coffee shop – a simple, yet powerful symbol of support for the cause to end violence against women. Today is “wear purple day”, a nationwide campaign to raise awareness about gender-based violence. It’s the cornerstone of the month-long Shine the Light initiative: a cause taken up by various women’s rights groups around the country, to educate people on the complex...
Food for the season
Here are a few quick, healthy and hearty recipes to keep you warm and your world colourful, as the leaves fall and winter cold creeps in. 1. Let’s start with the first fuel-up of the day… 5-Minute Oatmeal Power Bowl Hot, quick and easily remix-able, this day starter will get you going! Recipe from OhSheGlows 2. Just because winter is coming doesn’t mean Taco Tuesday is going anywhere… try these...
Trudeau departs for Cuba in first PM visit in nearly two decades.
The visit commences a week-long trip and Liberal effort to enhance trade relations between Canada and the Central and South American economies in wake of Trumps election.
Canada’s dating game just got upped
An app for users to find cross-border love after the U.S. election.
Glebe community “upset but not intimidated” by anti-Semitic graffiti
Rabbi Anna Maranta woke up this morning to find a swastika and anti-Semitic slur spray painted across her front door in the Glebe.