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Coverage of Ottawa’s major events and the city’s social scene including fundraising galas and important community causes.

Blue Door Gala raises $107K for life-changing programs at Ottawa Mission

Normally when you walk through The Ottawa Mission’s blue front doors, you enter an old downtown building that provides basic services, like food and shelter,

AFP Philanthropy Awards celebrate the spirit of selfless giving by Ottawa individuals, groups and businesses

Every day, there are business leaders and ordinary people who are “quietly and conscientiously” working behind the scenes to make our city a better place to

Negev Dinner honours Ottawa hockey star Daniel Alfredsson

Daniel Alfredsson got a hero’s welcome as he took to the stage Tuesday night as this year’s honouree of the Jewish National Fund of Ottawa’s Negev

Sparks Dental Clinic – Dentistry Sparkling through Philanthropy

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Dr. Tanya Bracanovich, founder of the Sparks Dental Clinic and a prominent Ottawa figure, is not only passionately committed to providing her patients with second-to-none

Malhotra family hosts charity party to grant more wishes to sick kids in Ottawa

Make-A-Wish was on the receiving end of a dream come true, for a change, after being selected as the beneficiary of the 8th annual SHARE Party, hosted

An Unlikely Pairing matches food trucks with wine, raising $130K for Christie Lake Kids

It’s called An Unlikely Pairing but the signature gala for Christie Lake Kids has become a knockout combo, year after year, as its raises significant funds while also

Steel Toes and Stilettos Gala helps Ottawa families achieve ‘strength, stability’

Hundreds came together Saturday night to build home ownership for low-income working families, one brick at a time, at Habitat for Humanity Greater Ottawa’s 13th

Ottawa Art Gallery gets ready to LE PARTY

Supporters of the Ottawa Art Gallery got together Thursday to celebrate a new partnership with local developer David Choo in the upscale, chic sales centre

Diversity in leadership the ‘right thing to do’, says retired chief justice at Ottawa event

When judicial trailblazer Beverley McLachlin first entered the workforce she was faced with a top-down leadership style dominated by white men who pretty much all walked, talked