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The pandemic may have knocked large-scale fundraisers to their knees these last couple of years but Fight for the Cure has never gone down for the count.

“This feels like family, doesn’t it?” asked Jacqueline Belsito, co-chair of the upcoming Ottawa Philanthropy Awards.  There was...

When area resident Tim Holland headed to the Queensway Carleton Hospital last June for the birth of a child, little did he know that he would not only leave with a healthy newborn daughter but a 150-year-old bur tree, as well.

While the municipal election takes place on Oct. 24th, Watson’s last official day is Nov. 14th. He’s done three consecutive terms and is the longest-serving mayor in our city’s history. 

More than 650 business leaders came together Tuesday at the EY Centre to support The Royal Ottawa Foundation’s Leaders For Mental Health Breakfast.

The foundation beneath Cornerstone Housing for Women got a whole lot stronger on Saturday as a sold-out crowd of 250 supporters turned out to donate, dance and do good.

It’s not every day that two friends sharing a coffee after Sunday mass leads to a business...

After two-year pandemic hiatus, popular gala returned to celebrate and recognize Ottawa businesswomen and their accomplishments.

The humble charity golf tournament has since grown to become the most successful of its kind in the region, raising more than $1 million last year alone.

A clear majority of attendees enjoyed themselves at a lovely soirée held at the official residence of the British high commissioner on Tuesday in support of the Parliamentary Centre, a non-profit organization working to strengthen global democracy.