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Businesses and community in the nation's capital are ready to be 'all heart' this February – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Businesses and community in the nation's capital are ready to be 'all heart' this February – Ottawa Business Journal

February is Heart Month and the University of Ottawa Health Institute Foundation is back with its annual campaign. Get ready to #LightTheTownRed

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Giving Tuesday: Ottawa Mission anticipates record number of Christmas meals - Vimarsana News

Giving Tuesday: Ottawa Mission anticipates record number of Christmas meals

The Ottawa Mission is preparing to serve a record number of Christmas meals this holiday season and it is looking for donations.

The Mission's growing health clinic ramps up amidst city's homelessness crisis – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

The Mission's growing health clinic ramps up amidst city's homelessness crisis – Ottawa Business Journal

Building on its relationship with The Mission, Dymon gifted the not-for-profit’s health and dental clinic $300,000 to help expand the clinic.

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Giving Tuesday Ottawa: Local charities benefit greatly from annual tradition - Vimarsana News

Giving Tuesday Ottawa: Local charities benefit greatly from annual tradition

The day after Cyber Monday is a day for millions around the world to give to their favourite charities. It’s called “Giving Tuesday” and the charities that benefit from it say they need it now more than ever.

Provincial land tribunal overturns city's storage facility rejection - Vimarsana News

Provincial land tribunal overturns city's storage facility rejection

The tribunal says city council was misguided in its bid to “save” the Merivale Triangle area by rejecting a Dymon facility on Clyde Avenue.