A Minute To Give: Ottawa’s 2020 Ride For Dad

By OttawaMatters Staff

Posted Jul 23, 2020 03:57:00 PM.

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Listen as Sam Laprade speaks with organizers of this year's Ride For Dad, which is asking 2020 participants to 'Ride Alone, Together' while raising money for prostate cancer research. 

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