Ashley Fraser is a photojournalist at the Ottawa Citizen. With over two decades of experience, she captures a diverse range of topics, including breaking news, arts, sports, and philanthropic events, while also focusing on culture and society. Fraser's work has been featured in various publications, including the Princeton Daily Clarion, CBC, and The Globe and Mail, reflecting her commitment to storytelling through photography.
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Ashley Fraser's coverage revolves around local events, community gatherings, and seasonal activities in Ottawa. Her work focuses on capturing the social scene and highlighting community builders.
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By: Exan Auyoung, Ashley Fraser
Neighbours of Billy Bishop Airport in Toronto are already worried about the air they breathe — and what toll exhaust is taking on their health. Studies have shown high levels of ultrafine particles, pollution so small they can travel deep in our lungs and brain, where they live. Now, it could get worse, with Ontario Premier Doug Ford's plan to fast-track airport expansion.
For Andrea Gumpert and David Bell, the impact of Roger Neilson Children’s Hospice is measured not in years but in moments that changed everything. “Etienne was a precocious, curious and goofy 16-month-old who blew kisses at strangers and was learning to count when he unexpectedly died,” Gumpert shared, her words grounding a deeply emotional 20th anniversary gathering held April 21 at the hospice on the grounds of CHEO.
Spotlights shimmered and spirits soared as the Elmwood School community stepped into “The Gilded Stage” Saturday night, transforming the Rockcliffe campus into a dazzling celebration of philanthropy and the arts.
Sixteen years ago, Lauryn Santini and David Warren met through Martini Madness. They bonded not only through the event itself but by something far more personal: both had been diagnosed with Crohn’s disease as children. On Thursday, May 7, at Lago Bar & Grill, the couple stood together once again as hundreds gathered for the stylish annual fundraiser supporting Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis research.
By: Ashley Fraser, Ivan Angelovski
Members of Canada's largest white nationalist group, Second Sons Canada, have met to train and network with a number of "active clubs" from the United States, and also met with active club movement founder Robert Rundo, who is currently on supervised release for violent offences.
For 30 years, Evening in the Maritimes has blended East Coast charm with Ottawa generosity, drawing crowds together over fresh lobster, kitchen party energy and a shared commitment to supporting people with disabilities. On Thursday, May 14, supporters gathered at The Westin Ottawa to celebrate the milestone 30th anniversary of Evening in the Maritimes, ABLE2’s signature fundraiser supporting people living with disabilities across the city.
Pink was the colour of the night as Ottawa’s arts community turned out in bold, stylish fashion for the Ottawa Art Gallery’s annual Give to Get Art Auction on Thursday, May 21.
Founded in 2017 by Amy Caruso, the Mental Health Gala has grown from a small gathering of family and friends into one of Ottawa’s leading fundraisers focused on mental health awareness and support. This year’s gala, held Friday, May 29, at the Infinity Convention Centre, brought together supporters, sponsors and community leaders for an evening of dining, entertainment and fundraising with a shared goal of helping children and youth access critical mental health care.
The heat was on at the Brookstreet Hotel Wednesday, June 3, as four local business leaders stepped into the spotlight for the Culinary Clash, one of the most anticipated moments of the sold-out Taste for Hope fundraiser in support of Shepherds of Good Hope.
The only thing warmer than the June heat outside was the atmosphere inside Manor Lounge, where smiles, laughter and friendly competition filled the room during the third annual Darts for Charity tournament on June 10.
