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Upcoming Events


LAST CALL FOR REGISTRATIONS FOR THE 2026 ROFFA GOLF TOURNAMENT
The 10th Annual ROFFA Golf Tournament will be held on Tuesday June 16, 2026, at the Meadows Golf & Country Club. Join us on this exciting day of golf and fellowship at The Meadows, 4335 Hawthorne Road, Ottawa. *For those who are wondering; the tournament has been moved from eQuinelle to the Meadows because of its closer proximity to the city and the ability to have an early morning shotgun start, allowing the tournament to wrap up earlier in the day. The 18-hole ‘scramble


Tee Off for a Great Cause at the First Annual FIREWORKS Golf Tournament
The Bytown Fire Brigade is proud to present the first annual FIREWORKS Golf Tournament—an exciting day of golf, camaraderie, and community spirit. Members, supporters, and friends are invited to join us on the course and help make this inaugural event a memorable success. The tournament will take place on Monday, September 21, 2026, with a shotgun start at 9:00 a.m. at The Meadows Golf and Country Club, 4335 Hawthorne Road. Registration is $150 per golfer and includes 18 hole


Congratulations to the Winner of the Apr 2026 Bytown 50-50 Draw, Ryan Herrick FF1/37/A
The draw was held on May 22, 2026 at the Bytown Fire Brigade Museum. The Winner was located and notified. The prize amount $2,612.50 1045 PARTICIPANTS IN THE DRAW January Devan Coburn FF1/57/B $2,570.00 February Greg Liuzzo ROFFA $2,587.50 March Ian MacDonald FF1/12/D $2,635.00 April Ryan Herrick FF1/37/A $2,612.50 May June July August September Octo


THE OTTAWA FIRST RESPONDER FOUNDATION WILL BE HOLDING THEIR FIRST ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT ON JULY 24TH :
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Message from your President in light of recent losses.
Good afternoon ROFFA members, Most recently, in the span of only two weeks, we lost two members of our OFS Family, a 40-year-old active OFS member and a 65-year-old retired ROFFA member. Sadly, and unexpectedly, they took their own lives. We may not have personally known one or any of them, but we nevertheless grieve the loss of two of our brothers and we can feel for the deep pain their families must be going through. From all the posts we can see on social media, they were
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