The Réseau du patrimoine de Gatineau et de l’Outaouais (RPGO) brings together organizations and individuals dedicated to the promotion, preservation and protection of heritage. Visit our
website to learn about our events, our virtual exhibits and various resources about the heritage and history of the region.
Their services are offered in French only.

The Réseau du patrimoine franco-ontarien is a provincial non-profit organization that promotes the transmission of historical knowledge, facilitates dialogue among partners, and supports efforts to preserve and enhance Francophone heritage as a whole.
Their services are offered in French only.

Restore Medical Clinics is a multidisciplinary clinic providing comprehensive, collaborative and compassionate care to the community with a focus on vulnerable populations.

This national historic site is set in an idyllic, 79-acre urban oasis located only a few minutes from downtown Ottawa and Gatineau. You are welcome to visit the residence and workplace of the governor general and the grounds year-round. Many activities await you. Find out now what there is to see and do!

RTHS is a non-profit organization which strives to promote interest in historical topics and particularly in the people, communities, institutions and industries within the boundaries of the former Township of Rideau.

Sir Guy Carleton Branch of the United Empire Loyalists’ Association of Canada have the mission to preserve, promote and celebrate the history and traditions of the Loyalist epoch in Canadian History.

This Smiths Falls community museum is also a unique Victorian house located on a picturesque stretch of the Rideau Canal. The museum features a mirror-image facade, special exhibition galleries, a private two-story space, spacious gardens and a picnic area.

The Société franco-ontarienne du patrimoine et de l’histoire d’Orléans (SFOPHO) aims to promote the concertation of individual, community, public and private efforts to protect and promote the heritage and history of Orléans.
Their services are offered in French only.

The Sons of Scotland Pipe Band was established in Ottawa in 1896 with a mandate to provide free teaching and training to people of any age on the pipes and drums, and then to encourage people to take their work into their communities.