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2026 Municipal Election: Questions to Ask and Ways to Participate

There isn’t one right way to participate in an election. Maybe you start by finding the candidates in your ward. Maybe you attend a community ...
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2026 Municipal Election: The Ottawa Food Bank Network in Your Ward

The Ottawa Food Bank Network in Your Ward One of the best ways to understand food insecurity in Ottawa is to look at what is ...
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Why This Municipal Election Matters for Food Security

On October 26, Ottawa residents will head to the polls to elect a Mayor and City Council. This election is an opportunity to shape what ...
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School’s out for Summer but Nutrition isn’t: Summer Nutrition Program 2026

Every child deserves access to healthy, nutritious food.  However, the cost of food and housing continues to rise, and more than 1 in 4 families across Ottawa are experiencing food insecurity. In ...
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Honouring Culture Through Food: Supporting Indigenous and Inuit-led Member Agencies in Ottawa

Today, June 21 is National Indigenous Peoples Day, a time to recognize and celebrate the cultures, traditions and contributions of First Nations, Inuit and Métis ...
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Home Delivery Transitions to the Network

Today, 90% of the Community & Emergency Food Banks in our network offer their own home delivery services. The Beginning of the Home Delivery Program ...
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