August 11, 2015Erica ButlerComments 0
Several decades have passed since Carl Dow impatiently waited to learn how to fly, and Beaver Barracks has been transformed.
June 24, 2015Erica ButlerComments 0
While he may be new to the position of President, Bill Rooney is no stranger to the CCOC Board.
April 23, 2015Meg McCallumComments 0
For years, CCOC folk have been saying “wouldn’t it be great if someone would set up a tool library in Ottawa”.
April 15, 2015Meg McCallumComments 0
I started volunteering with CCOC in summer 2013. I was new to Ottawa and looking for opportunities to get involved in the community.
January 13, 2015Meg McCallumComments 0
We like to think we’re a pretty good non-profit developer, and that we’re really making a difference in closing Ottawa’s housing affordability gap.
October 14, 2014Meg McCallumComments 0
Four years ago, Ottawa’s Mayor and City Councillors made a bold, progressive policy move with a new investment of $14 million each year to address homelessness and to fight poverty.
September 15, 2014Meg McCallumComments 0
This year, CCOC turned 40. Almost 100 tenants have been with CCOC for over half that time, with a few of them having lived with us almost the whole 40 years.
August 28, 2014Ray SullivanComments 0
Toby and David moved into their CCOC triplex on Flora Street over 33 years ago. Since then they have been active members of their community on many levels.
August 20, 2014Ray SullivanComments 0
This is a speech by Brian Atkinson, CCOC President 1975-76, delivered at our 10th birthday party in August 1984. It blew us away seeing how much is still relevant today, so we decided to share it.
June 24, 2014Meg McCallumComments 0
Centretown has changed a lot in 40 years – and we like to think we’ve played a big role in that.
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