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Local politicians and business leaders gathered Tuesday morning to mark the opening of the region’s new district energy system: the Zibi Community Utility (ZCU). 

The Ottawa Hospital Foundation raises funds to support the critical work of The Ottawa Hospital. Today, a major priority is raising money for the hospital of tomorrow: our new Civic development on Carling Avenue.  From a cutting-edge facility to compassionate patient care to world-leading health research, every aspect of our new campus will be a testament to innovation.

  OTTAWA -- Hydro Ottawa has made a donation to CHEO in honour of Bell Let's Talk Day this year. The local utility has given the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario $30,000 to go toward child and youth mental health support programs. Bell Let's Talk Day is Thursday, Jan. 28. Bell is the parent company of CTV News Ottawa. The funding from Hydro Ottawa comes from the company's ongoing e-billing program, according to a press release. Since the program began in 2015, Hydro Ottawa has raised more than $500,000 for CHEO. "CHEO's dedication to improving the lives of all children is a shini...

Give Throughout the coming decade, we will embark on a quest that will change Ottawa’s healthcare landscape for the next century as we build a new hospital for our community. Our goal is, and will remain, providing exceptional care to every patient who walks through our doors. To do so, we must continue to fund research, equipment and care — not all of which is covered by the province.  With community support we can continue to buy new, cutting-edge equipment, to treat our patients, enable our researchers to lead world-first clinical trials, and develop better therapies and cures for the...

Give Throughout the coming decade, we will embark on a quest that will change Ottawa’s healthcare landscape for the next century as we build a new hospital for our community. Our goal is, and will remain, providing exceptional care to every patient who walks through our doors. To do so, we must continue to fund research, equipment and care — not all of which is covered by the province.  With community support we can continue to buy new, cutting-edge equipment, to treat our patients, enable our researchers to lead world-first clinical trials, and develop better therapies and cures for the...