Hallie Cotnam

Charlotte Brown loves to clean, and made it her business as the owner of Greely-based Unique Cleaning Company. She offers timely spring cleaning tips.

The COVID-19 pandemic is starving our children of the activities and social interaction they need to develop into healthy adults, and some experts worry that could have a lasting impact.

Dry cleaners and laundromats in Ottawa are reporting a steep decline in business during the pandemic, with some deciding to throw in the towel.

The Anishinaabe spiritual adviser and city’s poet laureate makes the case for reclamation.

The first stage of Ontario’s reopening plan allows limited shopping, outdoor dining and other activities we haven’t been able to enjoy for months thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Fans of the rival Ottawa Senators want no part of the bandwagon as the Montreal Canadiens have made an improbable run to reach the Stanley Cup finals.

Root in Nature is a new social enterprise in Ottawa offering a sensory walk through the bush, accompanied by horticultural therapists who help clients rediscover the cleansing balm of nature.

Sensors linked to 5G technology alert caregivers when a nursing home resident gets out of bed, wanders, or leaves a room, a project created by Carefor Health and Community Services and an Ottawa company called esprit-ai.

Christina Vernon has stage four pancreatic cancer, and when musician Chris de Burgh postponed his Ottawa concert by a year, she was devastated. Her palliative care doctor Christine Whetter set out to try and track down the singer, and connect him with her patient.

An author and historian says la maison allumette (matchstick home), a style of house built in the 19th and early 20th centuries, needs to be protected as part of the history of the Hull sector of Gatineau, Que.