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RA CEO Tosha Rhodenizer to Step Down Later This Year
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After nine years as Chief Executive Officer, Tosha Rhodenizer steps away from the RA Centre as she relocates her family to Nova Scotia to support extended family.
“We are extremely grateful for all Tosha has done for the RA during her nine years with the Association”, states RA President, Karen Jackson. “Tosha has been a visionary in leading the RA through a multitude of complex projects and challenging situations. Her stellar leadership led to the creation of the House of Sport, Curling Centre of Excellence, and Pickleball Centre and was unparalleled in navigating the recent pandemic. The RA and the broader Ottawa community will miss Tosha dearly." Read more... |
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December 22, 2022 - OTTAWA
The 2024 Canadian Under-18 Curling Championships will be hosted at the RA Centre’s Curling Centre of Excellence and the Ottawa Hunt & Golf Club next year, it was announced today by Curling Canada. Read More.. November 25, 2022 - OTTAWA $500,000 Ontario Trillium Foundation Grant and $100,000 Tourism Relief Fund Gives Curling Centre of Excellence New Universal and Inclusive Community Spaces. Read more... November 15, 2022- OTTAWA Government of Canada funds green improvements to Ottawa’s RA Centre. Read more... August 18, 2022- OTTAWA The RA Centre receives a $250,000 grant from the Ontario Trillium Foundation to help sustain operations. Read more... February 2022 - OTTAWA The Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF) has approved our request for $500,000 in funding through the Community Building Fund – Capital Stream which will help the RA continue the transformation in our multi-year Curling Centre of Excellence (CCE) project. Read more... November 26, 2021- OTTAWA Pickleball takes centre court as the RA Centre marks the Grand Opening of their new dedicated indoor Pickleball Centre. Read more... |
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