Party Central

‘Something positive out of something bad’: politicos, minus the politicians, dance up a storm for ovarian cancer research fundraiser at the Mét

Dance for Her fundraiser returns in-person to the Métropolitain Brasserie in support of Ovarian Cancer Canada.

Organizer George Wamala, director of regulatory and government affairs at RBC, left; Brooklyn Mattison, senior adviser at RBC; Anthony Koch, strategist; and Anaida Poilievre, wife of Conservative Party leader Pierre Poilievre, at 'The Dance for Her' Ovarian Cancer Fundraiser at Métropolitain Brasserie on January 16, 2023.The Hill Times photograph by Cynthia Munster

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BY STUART BENSON

January 27, 2023

While most of Ottawa prepared for a walloping of snow, more than 100 politicos—minus the politicians— plus Party Central, took shelter inside Ottawa's Métropolitain Brasserie on Jan. 25 to hit the dance floor in support of a fundraiser for ovarian cance...

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