The Ottawa Women's Canadian Club

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  • Born to Fly – Kellylee Evans

    Kellylee Evans is a high-octane performer whose improvisational vocal style embodies jazz, soul, pop, and hip-hop. She has toured extensively throughout the world and opened for artists as varied as John Legend, Tony Bennett and Willie Nelson, captivating audiences along the way. Kellylee’s life took an unexpected turn in 2013, one that would deeply shape her personal journey and artistic path. Today, she continues to inspire audiences with her resilience, her passion, and her incredible ability to turn challenges into powerful messages of hope.

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  • Bringing Care and Anti-Poverty Work, Back to the Centre

    Speaker: Senator Kim Pate

    Senator Pate is a member of the Order of Canada, a recipient of the Governor General’s Award in Commemoration of the Persons Case, the Canadian Bar Association’s Bertha Wilson Touchstone Award, and six honourary doctorates among other awards. She has made significant contributions to public education around the issues of women’s inequality and discriminatory treatment within social, economic and criminal legal spheres. She was appointed to the Senate as an Independent Senator in November 2016 after being the Executive Director of the Canadian Association of Elizabeth Fry Societies from January 1992.

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  • BUS TRIP – Maple Sugar Bush in Lanark, Ontario

    Wheelers Maple Tour

    We are delighted to present a bus trip to Lanark, Ontario for a visit and guided tour of Wheelers Maple, one of the largest maple operations in Ontario with over 20,000 maple trees on 730 acres. Wheelers Maple is in the Guinness Book of Records as having the largest collection of maple syrup production items in the world!

    We will leave Ottawa at 8:30am for a 75-minute ride to Lanark. While at Wheelers, we will learn about the history of maple syrup production in Canada, learn about and see maple syrup being made in the Sugar Camp, and taste maple taffy on the snow!

    Also, to honour the Indigenous heritage of the region and to pay homage to the First Nations for their discovery of maple syrup, Wheelers has erected a huge traditional style tepee which you are welcome to explore.

    We will also enjoy a traditional maple brunch in the grand log cabin: pancakes with maple syrup, sausages, baked beans, coffee/tea and juice. There is also a wide assortment of maple products you can purchase to bring home.

    We will return to Ottawa by bus and arrive at approximately 2:30pm.

    Tickets for the event (including bus trip, tours, samples and brunch)

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  • Caitlin Chisholm, C.G.C

    Topic: Medical Genetics – Where are we in 2019?

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  • Canary in the Coal Mine: Why the threat to human rights in Afghanistan, and the consequences for women and girls, should matter to all of us.

    Speaker: Lauryn Oates, PhD., Executive Director, Canadian Women for Women in Afghanistan

    Dr. Lauryn Oates is an advocate for equitable access to quality education in conflict zones. Her organization is a Canadian charity that has helped make the human right to education real for ensuring access to learning for thousands of Afghan girls and women.

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  • Challenges to World Press Freedom in Canada and Abroad in 2025

    Speaker: Heather Bakken, President World Press Freedom Canada (WPFC)

    Winner of the King Charles III Coronation Medal, Heather Bakken is WPFC president and is a fierce defender of press freedom and independent media. Heather is a media executive and certified digital communications strategist with more than two decades of experience in digital and broadcast news. She was an anchor for NewsWorld International and worked for CBC News in Toronto, Winnipeg and Regina. In private media she was the Publisher of iPolitics and Queen’s Park Briefing. Heather is a founding partner and media and communications consultant at Pendulum.

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  • Changing Course – Navigating Life After Politics: Panel Discussion

    Panel moderated by Nancy Peckford, featuring The Honourable Sheila Copps, P.C. and The Honourable Lisa Macleod

    Location: The Ottawa Hunt and Golf Club, 1 Hunt Club Road, Ottawa

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  • Chantal Plamondon and Jay Sinha – Co-Founders of ‘Life Without Plastic’

    Topic: Plastic Pollution Worldwide and Ways to Reduce Your Plastic Footprint

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  • Cheryl Rogers

    Topic: Your Financial Advisor – What You Should Understand and Expect

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