Tag - July/August 2022

The ONE in discussion with … Jackie Holzman

“How are you going to live? Have you thought about that?” This was the question Jackie Holzman posed to me. In a discussion framed by my questions, she left me thinking about hers. Jackie served as mayor of Canada’s capital from 1991 to 1997 and today she is honourary director of Compassionate Ottawa, a non-profit dedicated to...

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CAR DANGER

ANIMAL CHATTER By Iris Winston On the first hot weekend, complete with such signs of summer as shorts, sandals, burgeoning leaves and the sights and sounds of barbecues and lawnmowers in action, came the first report of an animal’s life being endangered because he was left to roast in a hot car. In this case, a 10-week-old...

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Living a Healthy, Productive “Middle Age” into Your 70s and 80s

By Jamie Portman Camilla Cavendish’s book, Extra Time: Ten Lessons For An Aging World, points out it’s normal to be vibrant and capable as a septuagenarian and beyond. Journalist and TV personality Camilla Cavendish is only 53, but she spends a lot of time with people who are decades older—and she never ceases to be impressed...

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Pear Pizza on the Grill

Barbecue season is at full sizzle. Now’s the time to turn off the oven and enjoy backyard cookouts. You don’t have to stick to classics such as hot dogs, steak or ribs. Everything from seafood and appetizers to pizza and desserts can be barbecued to mouth-watering perfection. This recipe and photo, courtesy of Foodland Ontario...

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Grilled Gado Gado with Peanut Dressing

Barbecue season is at full sizzle. Now’s the time to turn off the oven and enjoy backyard cookouts. You don’t have to stick to classics such as hot dogs, steak or ribs. Everything from seafood and appetizers to pizza and desserts can be barbecued to mouth-watering perfection. This recipe and photo, courtesy of Foodland Ontario...

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Grilled Tandoori Chicken and Peaches

Barbecue season is at full sizzle. Now’s the time to turn off the oven and enjoy backyard cookouts. You don’t have to stick to classics such as hot dogs, steak or ribs. Everything from seafood and appetizers to pizza and desserts can be barbecued to mouth-watering perfection. This recipe and photo, courtesy of Foodland Ontario...

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Veal Pesto Burgers

Barbecue season is at full sizzle. Now’s the time to turn off the oven and enjoy backyard cookouts. You don’t have to stick to classics such as hot dogs, steak or ribs. Everything from seafood and appetizers to pizza and desserts can be barbecued to mouth-watering perfection. This recipe and photo, courtesy of Foodland Ontario...

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Paul Bennett: Perspectives of a life in 100 pages

By Iris Winston Each life is unique. Everyone has a story to tell about that life, but comparatively few people write about their experiences over a lifetime. Ottawa resident Paul Bennett is one of those who’ve embraced the challenge. After retiring as a federal public servant and diplomat focused on international affairs, he...

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Useful Tips for Buying Pajamas for Kids

It’s that time of year again when the weather starts to cool down, and pajamas become a necessary staple in every household. If you have kids, it can be tricky trying to find the perfect pair of pajamas for them – they seem to grow out of them so quickly! In this blog post, we will provide some useful tips for...

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Will a Backyard Pool Add Value to Your Property?

When Was It Built? The first thing that you need to take into account is when your pool was built. If you have an in-ground pool that is only a few years old, it is likely to add great value to your home. However, an older pool may not have the same appeal to other potential buyers. An outdated or poorly maintained pool could...

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