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Ottawa Integrative Cancer Foundation
The Ottawa Integrative Cancer Centre (OICC) is changing how people are living with cancer. By reducing side effects, improving quality of life, and helping prevent
The Ottawa Senators Foundation
The Ottawa Senators Foundation empowers children and youth to reach their full potential by investing in social recreation and education programs that promote both physical
Over the past 40 years, the Parent Resource Centre (PRC) has touched the lives of thousands of children and families in Ottawa and surrounding areas.
Uber drivers clock 49M kilometres in first legal year of Ottawa operations
One year after Ottawa city council gave Uber the green light, city staff say they’ve had relatively few problems and are not planning to require
AFP Ottawa Philanthropy Awards prepare to honour community leaders
For more than 20 years, AFP Ottawa has had the distinct honour of paying tribute to those who make our city – and our country
OakWood partners with Mike Holmes for client-centric high performance home initiative
Framework ensures builds and renos are energy efficient, eco-friendly, healthy and technologically enabled.
2017 Gold Medal Plates Ottawa gala helps to support the Olympic dream
Briana Kim got to stand proud on the culinary podium at Thursday’s Gold Medal Plates, an annual gala that celebrates excellence in food, drink, entertainment and athletics
Ottawa 67’s to host Gatineau in outdoor game at TD Place
After the stars of the NHL lace up, Ottawa’s junior teams will take to the ice at Lansdowne in another outdoor hockey game with much
Heading into election year, city proposes 2% property tax hike
When transit levies and garbage fees are included, the average urban homeowner will pay the city $3,724 next year, an increase of $76 over 2017.
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