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Guest speaker Rotarian Peter Labelle spoke to the Stittsville club about Cornwall Sunrise’s project in Ghana to combat Buruli Ulcer, a tropical flesh-eating disease caused by a bacterium from the same family as leprosy and tuberculosis. .jpg)
Clean Up the Capital is a city-wide campaign that occurs in the spring and fall of every year in Ottawa.
When Britannia was threatened by rising flood waters, Rotarians Frans and Charles from the Ottawa-Stittsville club joined hundreds of other volunteers from across Ottawa to fill and place sandbags. People of all ages did what they could to hold back the water. It is amazing what a community can do when it comes together and takes action.
1.2 million Rotarians in 200 countries around the world volunteer their time and talents to serve their communities and the world.
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Our meeting on Wed. Apr. 17th was an upbeat, positive one as the Rotary club inducted 2 new members into the club. 
Stittsville Rotarians enjoyed a night together out on the town.
The mission of the Canadian Radio-Television and Telecommunications Commission (CRTC) is to ensure in a variety of ways that Canadians have access to a world-class communications system.
“Random acts of kindness" are selfless acts performed by kind people to help or cheer up a stranger for no other reason than to make people feel better. Ultimately, such acts promote empathy and compassion and make people more likely to be kind to others.
Kraig Everard, WPBS Director of Advancement, recently made an interesting presentation about this unique “two nation station”.
Stittsville RYLA student of 2018 learned that a single individual can make a big difference.
