
“For the Kids” charitable auction raises $117K for Ottawa Children’s Treatment Centre
TD Place is about to become home to a new piece of art that celebrates our nation’s major milestone birthday and also has the distinction
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“For the Kids” charitable auction raises $117K for Ottawa Children’s Treatment Centre
TD Place is about to become home to a new piece of art that celebrates our nation’s major milestone birthday and also has the distinction
Hydro Ottawa boss charged up about firm’s future
Bryce Conrad was perfectly happy working as an assistant deputy minister in the federal government. So when he was first asked by an executive recruiter
35 Ottawa restaurants to donate portion of sales to A Taste for Life
The midweek slump is about to take a tasty turn for the better as legions of Ottawa residents prepare to do something so simple for
GCTC wins over audience with ‘1979’ political satire
Michael Healey’s brand new political satire 1979 was put to a full house, not for a vote but to entertain the audience members that packed
GCTC wins over audience with ‘1979’ political satire
Michael Healey’s brand new political satire 1979 was put to a full house, not for a vote but to entertain the audience members that packed
Petit Bill’s Bistro celebrates milestone birthday by giving back to the community
If you follow the news, it seems restaurants close and open in this town faster than a kitchen swinging door. So, making it to 10
Ottawa taps into sugar shack fun with Sugar Lumberfest
The Horticulture Building at Lansdowne Park got a little sweeter Saturday as it played host to Ottawa’s first urban sugar shack, part of Ottawa 2017’s Ignite
Ottawa physicians perfect footwork at ‘Dancing with Docs’ fundraiser
All eyes were on a group of Ottawa doctors who performed under extremely stressful conditions, surrounded by bright lights and loud noises, and subject to
Ottawa’s Parkdale Food Centre launches community social enterprise
When Karen Secord used to hear the word “innovation” she would often think of high tech, satellites and even that famous futuristic cartoon family, The
Ottawa social enterprises profit from Kathleen Kemp’s passion
At the young age of 23, Kathleen Kemp has learned to place her thumb on the scales of work-life balance. She puts in a normal
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