As Canada’s 150th anniversary fast approaches, Impact Hub Ottawa is pleased to host a special edition of Hub & Spoke in partnership with the 150Alliance to bring local organizations and citizens together to explore what 2017 can look like for communities and neighbourhoods across the city.
This event will feature a cross-sector array of speakers who have big plans to engage the Ottawa community in 2017, from community projects to national initiatives to opportunities for funding.
Whether you’re an individual looking to get engaged in your community, or an organization exploring ways to make the most out of Canada’s big year, this event is an opportunity to connect, collaborate, and share your ideas.
Join your neighbours and learn about all the different programs, grant funds, and opportunities available to Ottawans. You will hear from:
- Councillor Mathieu Fleury
- Actua
- Algonquin College
- Campfire 150
- Canada 150 Secretariat
- Carleton University
- City of Ottawa
- Community Foundation of Ottawa
- Ecology Ottawa
- Experiences Canada
- Just Food
- Ottawa 2017 Bureau
- Prime Minister's Row
- Volunteer Ottawa
Where does my money go?
100% of proceeds go towards supporting social innovation and city-building in Ottawa, as well as community-focused learning programs to help make our city better.
- WHEN
- Thursday, May 5, 2016 from 6:00 PM to 8:30 PM (EDT)
- WHERE
- Impact Hub Ottawa - 71 Bank Street 6th Floor, Ottawa, ON K1P 5N2, Canada - View Map
- TAGS
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