Since 1968 we have been fielding five levels of competitive football in Ottawa from ages 8 to 18 tyke, mosquito, pee wee, bamtam and midget for boys and girls.
$880 fine issued for large social gathering in Ottawa's south-end
Ottawa bylaw officers showed up at a large party in Gloucester-South Nepean last weekend that was violating Ontario's new limits on social gatherings https://t.co/gjB3BOWNmK
Honouring Ottawa’s biggest champion by proclaiming September 25th as Dave Smith Day in Ottawa. We all miss him dearly. Please take a moment to think of him and his many contributions to our City.
Want to share a special shout out to the real clutch players out there picking up the fumbles and running in for six for our kids education . Whether it be front line in the classroom or online trying to adapt to everything we salute you all and many, many thanks ! @OCDSB@ocsb
NEW: By Provincial Order, all food establishments offering dine-in services MUST record the name and contact information of every patron who dines at the establishment, be it inside or on the patio. #OttCity
Important note for our party people🥳: just because 50 people can gather indoors, it doesn't mean you can have 50 people at your house party.
You are limited to how many people can fit while practicing physical distancing. ⬅️2m ➡️ #OttCity
Football Canada and the @cfoaacof release 'COVID-19 Officials Return to Football Guide'. A document to provide guidelines and resources for the football officials community during the COVID-19 pandemic.
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