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Lovely little article about us in the Canadian varsity sports’ press, check it out! - Très bel article dans la presse sportive universitaire canadienne, jetez-y un coup d’œil!

World AIDS Day takes place on the 1st of December each year. It’s an opportunity for people worldwide to unite in the fight against HIV, to show support for people living with HIV, and to commemorate those who have died from an AIDS-related illness. Founded in 1988, World AIDS Day was the first ever global health day. December 1st also launches the start of Aboriginal AIDS Awareness Week in Canada and is a time for reflection: on what we have achieved with regard to the national and global response to HIV, and what we still must achieve. For more on this in our community, please visit the AIDS Committee of Ottawa | Le comité du sida d'Ottawa.

Three cheers to the new Wolves Board for 2020-2021! Hip hip, hurrayyyy! And one for the outgoing! Onnne! Help us congratulate the newly elected team comprised of returning President Nadine Elle (3rd term), VP Emilie Lynn Létourneau, Treasurer Josh Gutoskie, Secretary Taylor Eby, Coms Director Karol-Ann Cloé and Fixtures Director @aniharper. Congrats and good luck to all!... #dontcrywolf #ottawawolves @igrclubhouse

November 20th is Transgender Day Of Remembrance. We remember the 350 trans and gender-diverse people reported to have been killed around the globe just in the last 12 months. We stand with our trans comrades, and we always will. Please visit https://tdor.tgeu.org to find out more, including what you can do.

Thank you to our Wolves and their fellow Canadian Armed Forces members who serve or have served and continue to sacrifice for their country. Pause to honour, reflect on and remember our soldiers at 11:00am on November 11th.

The people who make up the Ottawa Wolves RFC stand with the trans women in denouncing the myopic ban set in place by #worldrugby. We wholeheartedly believe trans women are women and everyone has a place in rugby. #IGR #rugbyforall #EndTheBan

"Rugby is fundamentally an inclusive sport. Trans women have been - and will continue to be - welcome to play rugby" Statement from Bingham Cup Organizers in link

I mean sure, 2020 is preventing us from being that tight for now but, it isn’t preventing us from celebrating our Pride, right? HAPPY PRIDE, OTTAWA! We miss you.