Sadly the 1st season of the Britannia Winter Trail is now finished due to the weather. This week was the last groom. It is treacherous in some areas (solid ice) and unless we get snow, there will be no grooming. With this news, I would like to thank and congratulate the team that made this…
The Britannia Winter Trail is now open. Come and try it out! Join us for the Official Opening on Feb. 16th. Activities start at 11:30 am. Ribbon cutting with special guests at 1 pm You can also enjoy the Winter Garden Party at Ron Kolbus from 11:30 am to 2 pm. What is it? The…
Following my recent Bay Ward Community meeting on January 28th, going forward, I will be providing you with regular project updates, in addition to the Project Status Reports that are issued once a month. The City is planning on sending a letter to residents who live near the project area so they are aware of…
The Britannia Winter Trail is open. The recent heavy snow fall promises great conditions this weekend. The official launch of the trail will take place during the Winter Garden Party at Ron Kolbus on February 16th. Activities begin at 11:30 and the official ribbon cutting will take place at 1 pm. It will be a…
PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT Join us at our Ward meeting for more information at Ron Kolbus on Tuesday, January 28, 2020 at 7pm. On January 24th, the City announced that the river bed in the swimming area Britannia Beach will be undergoing construction work from July to October, to restore the grade and proper water depth.…
The National Capital Commission (NCC) is pleased to provide an update on the Britannia Pathway Wall Rehabilitation Project. The project is moving forward, and we have the following to report. Once the fencing was installed to secure the site, construction workers began working on Phase 1 to stabilize and repair the wall structure. Currently, the…
The existing Britannia floodgates are located at the ends of Rowatt Street and Jamieson Street in Britannia Village. Renewal of the structure is planned for the 2020 construction season and includes the following activities: Rowatt Street: Localized concrete removals at top of existing concrete walls New concrete wall extension to provide a minimum elevation 61.1…
The Britannia Village finally has a new sign to welcome residents and visitors to this charming neighbourhood between Britannia Park and Mud Lake. Read more about the history of Britannia Village.
On October 9th, Council approved an additional $500,000 investment in the Britannia Village berm. The berm was effective in protecting Britannia during the 2017 and 2019 floods, but the flood in 2019 was prolonged and there is evidence of leakage due to floodwater. The money will be used to make repairs To view the report,…