Message from the Councillor (March 6, 2026)
Hi neighbour,Hope you had a chance to enjoy some sunshine this week! It’s finally starting to feel like spring is just around the corner. I wanted to share some upcoming…
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Newcomer Reception Centres: What You Need to Know
The City of Ottawa is proposing up to two potential locations for newcomer reception centres. Construction will take place at the primary site, 1645 Woodroffe Ave., on the federally owned…
Message from the Councillor
This week at Planning and Housing Committee the Lincoln Fields Secondary Plan was passed and will rise to Council on Wednesday, November 13. First discussions about the Lincoln Fields Secondary…
Message from the Councillor
I hope everyone had a fun Halloween. The numbers of trick or treaters were down on my street but we enjoyed seeing those who came. This past week City Council…
Public Presentation for Frank Ryan Park Community Building Redevelopment
On Thursday, October 29th 2024 residents were invited to participate in a public meeting to review the detailed plans for the new Frank Ryan Park community building and park. A…
Council approves a new Solid Waste Services By-law
Council today approved a new Solid Waste Services By-law(link is external) to guide the City’s waste collection, removal and disposal programs. The by-law was updated following a fulsome review and incorporates policy and…
Photos from Volunteer Appreciation & Welcome to Fall event
It was my pleasure to host a Volunteer Appreciation & Welcome to Fall event at Ron Kolbus Lakeside on Tuesday evening. We have so many amazing volunteers in our community.…
Truth and Reconciliation Day: September 30th
September 30 is recognized annually as the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation. This day pays tribute to the children who never made it home from residential schools, along with…
Belltown Dome public information session
Belltown Dome has been a cherished part of our community since 1967, serving as a hub for recreational activities and bringing us together year after year. Over the decades, it’s…
Planning committee approves redeveloping church property with affordable housing
The Planning and Housing Committee today approved a zoning amendment to facilitate redevelopment of the Julian of Norwich Anglican Church site at Merivale Road and Withrow Avenue with 84 affordable housing units.…