National Capital Region Events

Nov
6
Thu
[HIKE] Cross Loop Road to Carmen Lake 9 km
Nov 6 @ 10:00 am
[HIKE] Cross Loop Road to Carmen Lake 9 km

Name of Hike:  Gatineau Park Cross Loop Road to Carmen Lake 9 kms

Date : Thursday November 06 2025

Hike Leader : France Brule mary_frances_brule@hotmail.com

Start : Gatineau park hike from P15 Cross Loop Road to Brown Lake

Head North west toward Carmen lake on trail #72. Continue on #72 and #72B past Carmen Lake and to Brown Lake. Turn right and continue south on trail#72 to create a loop returning to P15.

Start Time : 10AM

Ride with GPS Route:   https://ridewithgps.com/routes/48967119

Group Size : 20 including leader 

What to wear/bring : Sturdy footwear, Dress for the weather, Small pack for water and snack/lunch, Hiking poles needed.

Lunch : Bring your own snack ; No lunch stop on this hike. Coffee stop in Chealsea following the hike.

Sign up: Saturday November 01 2024 9am to November 05 2024 noon.

Sign Up Link (NEW) :  https://tinyurl.com/CCCTS-NCR-Event-Link

Grassroot Grannies’ Fall Book Event
Nov 6 @ 2:00 pm
Grassroot Grannies’ Fall Book Event

Grassroot Grannies’ Fall Book Event

Join an engaging afternoon with Brett Popplewell, author of OUTSIDER. After the talk, it’s a great opportunity to stay and enjoy home baked goods and crafts.

When: Thursday, November 6, 2025, 2pm
Where: St Paul’s Anglican Church, 20 Young Road, Kanata
Tickets: $20, available from any Grassroot Granny, or by sending an etransfer to: marthabohm@gmail.com indicating name and ‘ticket purchase’.
Tickets are also available from Eventbrite.ca, for $22.63 using this link:

https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/an-afternoon-with-author-brett-popplewell-tickets- 1730501850619?aff=oddtdtcreato

Hope you can join and help us to continue to support the Grandmothers’ Campaign of the Stephen Lewis Foundation. Questions: phone Nancy 613-261-3702

Nov
11
Tue
[Hike] Limekiln Loop 9 km
Nov 11 @ 10:00 am
[Hike] Limekiln Loop 9 km

Limekiln loop 9 km

Ride leader: Linda Graupner 613-825-8873  (linda.graupner@sympatico.ca)

Date and time: Tuesday Nov. 11 

Time : 10:00 a.m.

Start location:  NCC trailhead P11 on West Hunt Club Road – from highway 416 take the W. Hunt Club Exit, turn right on W. Hunt Club and the parking is about 1 km up on your left.  There are washrooms at this parking lot.

Route:  From P11 we will take trail 26, the Jack Pine Trail, heading left (east) and do a clockwise loop by crossing Moodie, then trail 25 to the Lime Kiln, then the Rideau Trail (blue markers) trail 28 through Stoney Swamp (more washrooms here) and back to our cars. 

Group size: 20 maximum

Lunch plans: bring a snack or lunch to eat along the trail

Pre-registration times: Saturday Nov. 8 at 9:00am until Monday Nov. 10 at 3pm

Sign-up link: https://tinyurl.com/CCCTS-NCR-Event-Link

 

Nov
12
Wed
CCCTS Dinner and Theatre Night
Nov 12 @ 7:30 pm
CCCTS Dinner and Theatre Night

CCCTS Dinner and Theatre Night 

Wednesday, November 12th

We’re planning a dinner and theatre night. Our own Susan Monaghan performs in “The Turn of the Screw” (see below for a description), at the Ottawa Little Theatre (400 King Edward Avenue, Ottawa).

A downtown restaurant will be booked for a group dinner once attendance numbers have been determined. If you are interested, please:

Register on the CCCTS signup sheet  https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1IqNHsG5lLcOMLEkGV2Xl5FqBXra31pmH1Zkg55oDrSQ/edit?gid=88149528#gid=88149528 and specify whether you wish to attend the dinner as well as the play.

For tickets, call the Ottawa Little Theatre Box Office at 613-233-8948 between the hours of 11:00 am-2:pm (during non-show days)

Say that you are a CCCTS member

OLT has reserved seats for that date for a group price of $24.00. (Regular adult price: $32.00, Seniors: $28.00.) These seats will be held for us until November 6th. After which you are still welcome to attend but will need to purchase your tickets full price through the regular process.

  • THE PLAY starts at 7:30 PM

    “The Turn of the Screw” is an adaption of a classic Victorian horror novel written by Henry James. As the website tells us:

    Years earlier, a young governess was hired to look after two orphaned children in an idyllic country house where both she and the children began to see frightening and alluring spectres of the former footman and governess. Determined to prove her value, the governess was willing to risk everything to keep her charges safe, but now her horrifying past may be catching up with her.

Hope to see you there!

Sent by Barbara Wilson CCCTS NCR Chapter Rep
Nov
13
Thu
[Hike] Pink Lake via Trail 15 Loop 9 km
Nov 13 @ 10:00 am
[Hike] Pink Lake via Trail 15 Loop 9 km

PINK LAKE VIA TRAIL 15 LOOP

Date: Thursday, November 13, 2025
 
Time : 10 AM
 
Distance: 9 km
 
Start Location: Trail 15 start off Mine Road at 10 AM
On street parking on Rue Marie-Burger opposite Trail 15 entrance
 
Hike Leader: Richard Lacy  613-627-7767  lacyr608@gmail.com
 
Group Size: Maximum of 20 hikers
 
Hike Details:

 
Lunch Plans: Snack at Pink Lake. Lunch/ coffee at Plein Aire
 
Preregistration Times: Sunday, November 9 at 10 AM until Wednesday November 12 at noon
 
 
Nov
14
Fri
NMST Bicycle Collection and Memorabilia Tour
Nov 14 @ 10:30 am
NMST Bicycle Collection and Memorabilia Tour

Thanks to member Bob Cavan for organizing this tour for us.

Lunch after at Liam Maguires Pub, 1705 St. Laurent Blvd.,  a 12 minute walk from the museum, or a short drive.

See attached flyer for more details

To sign up  https://tinyurl.com/CCCTS-NCR-Event-Link

Sign up Starts now.  Indicate on the sign up sheet whether you are going for lunch

NMST Bicycle museum collection tour

Nov
18
Tue
Meeting and Potluck Dinner
Nov 18 @ 5:00 pm – 9:00 pm
Meeting and Potluck Dinner

CCCTS Fall Meeting and Potluck

Sign Up : https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1-nt0qvdbaDRRBbYFvDg7QBPIKzhrT92Ha60cz_squrU/edit?gid=0#gid=0

Buy Nothing Movement

In the spirit of sharing (and decluttering) we will have a table set aside at the fall meeting and potluck dinner for members wishing to give away cycling items they can no longer use such as jerseys and jackets that no longer fit, paniers and bike bags, extra bike tools (do I really need three sets of tires irons?, five extra water bottles etc.). Use your imagination.

Please label all your items so the new owner can thank you for your generosity. At the end of the evening you should take any unclaimed items home for the next event in spring 2026