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Last night’s Evening in the Maritimes bid fair winds and following seas to Jeff Snyder, a local community leader who’s captained ABLE2's signature gala for as long as even the most loyal attendees can remember.

Irving Greenberg and Shirley Greenberg are names many Ottawa residents may recognize for their appearance on local buildings and institutions, but the true depth of their extraordinary impact on the city was honoured this morning at the Visionaries Breakfast for Queensway Carleton Hospital (QCH).

The recent warm weather could have clashed with the SnowBall and its charitable cause of helping kids stay warm in winter, but last night's tumbling temperatures quickly proved otherwise.

CHEO’s For The Kids Gala symbolized a brighter future that lies ahead for the health care of children and youth in our region.

There were signs Lumière was going to be unique and different long before reaching the hotel lobby. A pair of antique cars parked right outside the hotel surely tipped people off. 

Wednesday night, the Ottawa community came together to address the cause of chronic homelessness by raising enough money to purchase 80 new beds for affordable housing facilities operated by the Shepherds of Good Hope.

What a catch Jim Kyte turned out to be as honorary chair of the 27th edition of Evening in the Maritimes.

Elmwood School has plans to “reimagine” its kindergarten area for its youngest students and to replace the old playground equipment, guests heard at the Elmood Gala.

Shepherds of Good Hope (SOGH), a non-profit organization dedicated to getting chronically homeless people off the streets, out of shelters and into a place they can safely call home, reached a major milestone this week.

The makers, the doers, the dreamers and the builders of our community, raised more than $323,000 for the Queensway Carleton Hospital Foundation at its Visionaries Breakfast this morning.