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This morning, Ottawa Riverkeeper CEO Laura Reinsborough, who also holds the title of Ottawa Riverkeeper, came together with campaign co-chair Geoff Green and their fellow campaign supporters to publicly announce The Big River Give.

For the first time in six years, the sun smiled down on OSEG Foundation's signature fundraiser, Dining on the Gridiron, which also served as a celebration of the 10-year anniversary of the CFL returning to Ottawa.

Some 170 community and business leaders gathered in support of The Ottawa Cancer Foundation, a non-profit organization working to ensure individuals living with cancer have equitable access to the community-based supports and resources they need for supportive cancer care.

Eamonn McKee and his wife Mary opened their official residence in Rockcliffe Park to Cornerstone Housing for Women, allowing the non-profit organization to hold its charity garden party and fashion show.

Hundreds of guests were invited on Thursday to Porter's so-called "house party", where, thankfully, the leave-your-shoes-at-the-door rule did not apply. 

It's a good thing seoplus+ is relocating to a larger office space because the digital marketing agency is going to need the extra room for the trophy it won at the inaugural Darts for Charity tournament held at Manor Lounge in support of the Senators Community Foundation.

Mary Taggart, publisher and editor in chief of Ottawa At Home, had much to celebrate on Tuesday at a party she hosted to mark 20 years of a magazine that's amplified the heartbeat of homes across Ottawa while also capturing the pulse of our city.

You’d hardly know you were in Ottawa upon arriving to the swanky party Mark Motors Group hosted to celebrate the grand opening and ribbon cutting of its stunning new Porsche Destination Centre.

Ottawa is featured in countless Christmas-themed movies and other made-for-TV films but, more often than not, it plays a substitute role for other cities. That's not the case with Geek Girl, a new British-Canadian 10-part television series that made its international debut last night on Netflix. Canadian audiences are able to watch the show on Corus’s streaming service StackTV. Come November, it will also be available on Netflix in Canada.

When the Ottawa Riverkeeper’s signature gala was first launched 11 years ago, it began with a fun boat cruise on the river. All these years later, it's back on the water where it belongs, in the NCC River House that's become a popular attraction on the Ottawa River.