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April 29, 2024
This past Friday, friends and family came together at the Ottawa Art Gallery to mark the one-year anniversary since Laperrière, 31, tragically took his own life in the sanctuary of his studio in Gatineau. He died April 21, 2023.
October 5, 2023
While listening to personal stories of loss, healing and recovery, the room full of 750 community leaders at The Royal’s Leaders for Mental Health Breakfast took a brief moment to collectively pause, get up on its feet and take a unifying deep breath together.
July 14, 2023
“Johannes Ziebarths support for the mental health community appears to know no bounds," said Chris Ide, president of The Royal Ottawa Foundation for Mental Health.
January 26, 2022
Ottawa Senator Nick Paul is teaming up with local charities in a campaign to support youth mental health.
January 17, 2022
LEITH is one of Edinburgh’s swankier postcodes, as many of our readers will know. Writer Deedee Cuddihy discovered this for herself on a recent…
September 24, 2021
Ten years ago, if someone had told KPMG Ottawa office manager Deirdre Hendrick that she would one day speak at the Royal Ottawa Foundation’s Leaders for Mental Health Breakfast, her reaction would have been nothing short of incredulous. “I’d say, ‘What? Are you kidding me?’,” said Hendrick during an interview to talk about her participation in the major fundraiser set for Wednesday, Oct. 6th. “And yet here I am. This is a big step for me, but I want to pay it forward.”
August 12, 2021
Non-profit executive brings 15 years’ experience in fundraising, strategic partnerships and business development to his new role.
December 21, 2020
A DIARY item about cats destroying furnishings reminds reader Margaret Forbes of the time she adopted two moggies, a mother and son, who both arrived with a naughty sofa-scratching habit. After being forced to buy the gazillionth new sofa, Margaret’s husband came up with the cunning idea of nailing carpet tiles all the way round the side and back of the couch. The colour of the tiles matched the rest of the chair, and the razer-clawed ruffians decided it was an even better surface for mau...