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Daily horoscope for Wednesday, October 28, 2020
After 4 AM EDT today (1 AM PDT) there are no restrictions to shopping or important decisions. The Moon is in Aries -
News Ottawa chef Joe Thottungal's cookbook wins gold
In his book, Thottungal shares 80 recipes for dishes and items served over the years at Coconut Lagoon. -
Celebrity Drake roasted for putting raisins in mac and cheese
Drake is known as a man with a penchant for nice things.Just look at his sprawling Park Lane Circle mansion in Toronto’s Bridle Path neighbourhhood, which features a regulation-sized NBA ... -
RESCON: Combining forces to combat rascism
The goal of the CARE campaign is to raise awareness that racism is not acceptable in the construction industryRESCON and 20 of our industry partners have joined forces and launched ... -
Food Six O’Clock Solution: Spread pesto on roast salmon
Family cooks often rely on pork chops, chicken and salmon, and are on the lookout for new ways of turning them into fast dinners. A new cookbook from the Best ... -
Eating & Drinking Cook this: Chelsea buns from The British Baking Book
The Chelsea bun was the Cronut of 18th-century London, says Regula Ysewijn -
Life Dining In: Chili Chili in Chinatown sends out superbly spicy Sichuan dishes, comforting Cantonese items
Chili Chili Restaurant 706A Somerset St. W., 613-421-6789, restozone.ca/ottawa/chilichiliOpen: 11 a.m. -
ASK AMY: Facebook dustup affects the whole family
Dear Amy: “Sally” and I were “friends” on Facebook. We weren’t close, but our husbands were pals and my husband would often help hers with home projects.
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Life Banff Pride heading in new direction
The first Banff Pride meeting of the year was held Saturday. The LGBTQ2 organization is reorganizing and potentially expanding its Pride events this year, said Shane Nizinkevich, music teacher for ... -
Life New art works reflects the history of Banff and its hospital
Banff Mineral Springs Hospital chapel is an area dedicated to spiritual care for all faiths. A little bit of Banff history can also be found as part of the chapel’s ... -
Health Canmore mountaineer faces low oxygen environment for heart r...
Nancy Hansen is no stranger to high altitudes. An avid mountaineer who previously lived in Canmore, she's reached heights of 6,700 metres. -
Life Former Flames co-owner Sonia Scurfield, only Canadian woman ...
Sonia Scurfield, the only Canadian woman to have ever had her name engraved on the coveted Stanley Cup has died. -
Health Big Red Ride is back in the Bow Valley
The Big Red Ride will be seen cruising around Banff again this summer after its official launch on Monday. -
Life Three Sisters playground project approved
In a unanimous vote on May 15, Canmore council approved the 2018 capital project to replace the Three Sisters playground. -
Life A champion's celebration: Ryan Correy to be remembered
The celebration of life for Ryan Correy — the Canmore adventure cyclist and writer — will take place May 31 at the Nordic Centre. -
Life Canmorite presented national medal for volunteerism
Garry Hunt was awarded the Sovereign’s Medal for Volunteers by the Governor General of Canada, Julie Payette, on April 17. -
Life Inspirational cyclist and author Ryan Correy passes away
A beloved and accomplished Canmore cyclist, Ryan Correy, died last week after a nine-month battle with cancer. -
Life WordSmash gives students crash course in writing
More than 100 Bow Valley students will get to explore their love of the written word at the Banff Centre this coming Tuesday.
