Breaking a sweat (and lovin’ it) at RedBlacks Women’s Training Camp
The popular fundraiser for the OSEG (Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group) Foundation was back at TD Place stadium after getting benched by the pandemic over
Breaking a sweat (and lovin’ it) at RedBlacks Women’s Training Camp
The popular fundraiser for the OSEG (Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group) Foundation was back at TD Place stadium after getting benched by the pandemic over
More than just a football party, Come from Away to Bombay celebrates Newfoundland and Indian culture
Ottawa RedBlacks game-day parties don’t get much more multicultural than the one thrown Thursday night by Ottawa sports entrepreneur Jeff Hunt and well-known dentist Dr.
Embassy of France paints town red, white and blue for Bastille Day
Fears that the weather would stage an ugly revolt proved to be entirely unfounded at the large garden party hosted Thursday by the Embassy of
Marjolaine Hudon: RBC Bluesfest ‘good for people’s souls’
The return of the country’s largest outdoor music festival infuses life back into the downtown core.
Owners of Wild Birds Unlimited in Kanata ready to spread their wings
“I always say I’m so excited, but that word isn’t big enough for how we feel about this next step,” said Kindell. “It kind of
Rob Imbeault emerged from dark days to start every morning with a smile
Co-founder of Ottawa software powerhouse Assent Compliance has a new venture aimed at tackling the planet’s growing food sustainability challenges.
Rideauwood benefit concert strikes chord with Ottawa business community
“I think we’re still embarrassed to admit how profoundly the pandemic has negatively affected mental health and driven people into addictions and other forms of
Wabano’s Igniting the Spirit Gala: Making the Water Sing rushes back to life
How fitting that “Wabano” means “new beginnings” in Ojibwe during a time when the public is venturing back out into the world, knowing the pandemic
Elevate’s Entre-Nous on encouraging women to be bold, be loud
“We have to stop thinking about equality as though it’s just the right thing to do or the nice thing to do,” said Sueling Ching.
The pandemic has created opportunity and uncertainty for new grads
“(Students) want to know who is hiring and for what roles and they’re looking for guidance and clarity because the hiring landscape is changing and
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