Construction is expected to start June/July 2021 and be substantially complete by November 2021 for sidewalk and curb renewals along: Marie Street (south sidewalk) from Britannia Road to Poulin Avenue. Poulin Avenue (west sidewalk) from Richmond Road to Priscilla Street. Priscilla Street (south sidewalk) from Poulin Avenue to Conn Street.
From February 10th to 17th, the Britannia Winter Trail team are asking you to ‘Spread the Love‘ by supporting their Gofundme fundraising Campaign. Their goal is to raise an additional $5,000 to support the purchase of a container (and the associated installation costs) to give their equipment a permanent home. In return, they are SPREADING…
The Britannia Winter trail volunteers are getting it ready for you! They want to help you stay healthy, enjoy the outdoors, and beat the winter blues. Interested in supporting the BTW so that a longer multi-use trail can be groomed? Please donate using: eTransfer BritanniaWinterTrail@gmail.com; or GoFundMe* : BritanniaWinterTrail *Note that GoFundMe takes a 2% fee,…
Get updates on the Britannia Beach Dredging project City webpage. Update October 27, 2020 The Britannia Beach Dredging Project schedule had a substantial completion date of October 15th, 2020. The contractor has met this date. An inspection of the completed works by City staff and project consultants is took place on October 22nd. The City…
Duration: Wednesday, 2 September 2020 to Wednesday, 30 September 2020. The contractor, Ken White Construction, working on behalf of the RVCA will be placing equipment and staging at the dead end to complete repairs to the existing flood wall. Signage/Conditions: Jamieson Avenue will be closed at the dead end, blocking public access to the water.…
The end of Jamieson Street from Kehoe Street towards the water access will be temporarily closed during construction of the retaining wall.Access to the parking garage at 2789 Jamieson Street is not expected to be affected by the closure. The construction is planned to start the first week of September 2020 and continue in towards…
Masks are now required inside public areas so don’t forget to bring one with you. For more details about the regulations surrounding masks refer to Ottawa Public Health. Great to see residents enjoying Britannia Park. A little dancing while physical distancing is a lot of fun.
Notice of upcoming construction activities at the Waste Water Pumping Station located at the corner of Croft Street and Grandeur Avenue. Work is scheduled to commence mid-August and continue until spring of 2021. Work will take place Monday to Friday, between 7:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. The Project’s scope of work involves installing an isolation…
COVID-19 is an unprecedented situation and the City of Ottawa is committed to protecting people and the community. The Province of Ontario has allowed certain businesses and workplaces to reopen, including all municipal construction projects, as long as they comply with strict measures for public health and safe operations. In addition to the City’s ongoing…
Individuals can directly call 613-596-3299, Mondays & Thursdays from 10am-3:00pm. They have the ability to support people in English, French, Arabic, Somali and Lingala. More information can be found at BritanniaWoods.com. All inquiries can be sent to supportline@britanniawoods.com or to the Mental Health Coordinator, Cecile Kasongo at c.kasongo@britanniawoods.com. What is the support line? With…