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So Close!

Posted on Oct 20, 2018

The polio virus is so close to being eradicated worldwide but much work remains to be done.

Dictionaries4Life

Posted on Oct 12, 2018

The Grade 3 classes at St. Rose of Lima School welcomed Rotarians Jas and Frans today.

Rotarians learn about Forest Therapy

Posted on Oct 12, 2018

Forest Therapy may enhance your health, well-being and happiness.

The Young Oak Tree Tells a Story

Posted on Oct 05, 2018

This Vimy sapling, a direct descendant from oak trees that grew on Vimy Ridge, will be a lasting memorial to brave Canadian soldiers.

The Newest Rotary Club in Ottawa

Posted on Sep 26, 2018

Rotarians are invited to join in the celebration of the Charter of the newest Ottawa club.

Colorful pots of flowers for Thanksgiving

Posted by Wendy Adams on Oct 01, 2018

Rotarians delivers pots of MUMs all across Ottawa from September 27 - 29, 2018.

A New School Year Begins in Rapid Lake!

Posted on Sep 25, 2018

The sun was shining and the students had fun!

Clean Up the Capital

Posted on Sep 23, 2018

Rotarians make Stittsville a little bit greener!

Stittsville Rotary International Film Festival 2018 - Fall Series

Posted on Aug 28, 2018

BBQ at Grace's Cottage

We had another beautiful evening of good food and great company at Grace's.

Thank you Grace for hosting! For more photos, please see photoalbums/bbq-at-grace-s-2018

Rotary International Film Series
Landmark Cinemas, Centrum

Oct 22, 2018
Club Meeting / End Polio presentation
Oct 24, 2018
7:00 AM – 8:00 AM
Club Meeting
Nov 07, 2018
7:00 AM – 8:00 AM
Board Meeting
Nov 22, 2018
7:00 PM – 9:00 PM
Rotary International Film Series
Landmark Cinemas Centrum

Nov 26, 2018

Official opening and First of many Luminary walks

(Slideshow version, click here)

Brad Spriggs, Norma Strachan, Rosemary Brummell, Councillor Shad Qadri,

Deputy Mayor Mark Taylor, Theresa Qadri & Carolyn Clarke

The Rotary Club of Ottawa-Stittsville has completed phase one of Ottawa's first Peace Park with a labyrinth. You can be part of our next steps which include the beautification of the surroundings with gardens and other areas to enhance the area for people of all abilities. In recognition of your donation of $200 to support our Peace Park, you will be recognized by an inscription on a brick which will be part of the pathway to the labyrinth. Leave a lasting mark for generations to come with an engraved brick in the beautiful Bell Memorial Park. Each brick will have 2 lines with each line fitting 12 characters (including spaces).

Donate by Mail - Download Donation Form or

Donate online through Paypal

For more information, contact:

Dave Rooke : 613-608-0735

Theresa Qadri : 613-620-6245 (theresaq@rogers.com)