Ottawa Shows Up for Special Olympics at the 2026 Polar Plunge
Ottawa’s community spirit was on full display at the 2026 Polar Plunge, where local leaders, police, and residents braved icy waters in support of Special Olympics Ontario and the athletes who inspire us all.
Read MorePink Shirt Day: Standing Up, Speaking Out, and Building a Culture of Respect
Pink Shirt Day is a call to action to stand up against bullying in all its forms and to actively build a culture of respect, responsibility, and kindness in our schools, workplaces, and online spaces.
Read MoreStrengthening Municipal Voices at the National Table
As First Vice-President of FCM, I joined mayors from across Canada in Ottawa for candid, solutions-focused discussions on community safety, housing, infrastructure, and the urgent need for stronger federal–municipal collaboration to meet growing local pressures.
Read MoreHonouring Black History Month 2026: Celebrating Legacies, Brilliance, and Community
Black History Month 2026 invites our community to honour the legacies, brilliance, and ongoing contributions of African, Caribbean, Black people, while reflecting on the stories, challenges, and achievements that continue to shape our city and country.
Read MoreA Week of Spirit, Community, and Celebration: Seniors Olympics Kick Off Across Our Residences
The All Seniors Care Seniors Olympics kicked off with joyful, high-energy opening ceremonies at Beacon Heights and Cité Parkway, celebrating community, history, and the inspiring spirit of sport that brings everyone together.
Read MoreIsabelle Weidemann: Experience, Excellence, and What Comes Next
Isabelle Weidemann enters her third Olympic Games as one of Canada’s most accomplished long-track speed skaters, combining proven medal-winning experience with a leadership role as she prepares to compete in the 3000m, 5000m, and team pursuit.
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