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Supported by Senators alumni, current players, and head coach D.J. Smith, the Sens Shielding Heroes Campaign is aiming to fundraise $500,000 to ensure that Ottawa hospitals and care centers remain supplied with the crucial PPE needed by the workers on the frontlines of COVID-19.

That’s how much was raised at the annual Senators Soirée.

In and around the Capital Region, there is an entire community of children, youth, and families benefiting from Ottawa Senators Foundation fundraisers and initiatives.

The Returns for Roger Neilson House runs September 6th to 8th, 2019. Bring your empties to any Beer Store in Eastern Ontario to help support local kids and families.

Many Ottawa staples will be on site but the complete list of vendors includes range of must-try local roasters.

Beyond the many services offered by Roger Neilson House, it’s clear that what means the most are the rock-solid friendships its visitors have developed with other families.

Running Camp Quality takes a team of over 70 volunteers. From the camp doctors, to the nurses, lifeguards, and the companions–volunteers that spend the whole week with a single camper.

The 9th undercurrents festival is taking place at Arts Court from February 6–16.

Roger Neilson House is a residential hospice that welcomes families with children who are living with a life-limiting illness.

Ottawa and Canada’s largest Latin dance party takes place at Albert Island on Saturday, June 9.

Betroffenheit is playing at the National Arts Centre for two nights April 6–7, 2018.

After combing through the events calendar, Apt613 has come up with a list of exciting shows coming up in March.

The Sens Sports & Leadership League is Ottawa’s only no-fee, year-round competitive athletic league. What that means is no payment is required to participate and all equipment and transportation to and from games is covered by the Ottawa Senators Foundation.