Message from the Councillor
This week at City Council we started off the 2025 budget directions with a proposed municipal tax increase cap of 2.9%. This proposed 2.9% cap raises concerns about the City’s…
This week at City Council we started off the 2025 budget directions with a proposed municipal tax increase cap of 2.9%. This proposed 2.9% cap raises concerns about the City’s…
Yesterday, at my request, city staff held a public information meeting regarding the future of Belltown Dome at Ron Kolbus Lakeside and I was pleased to see a good turnout…
At this past week’s City Council meeting, much of the discussion centered on the City of Ottawa’s ongoing struggle to receive its fair share of payments in lieu of taxes…
I share the concern with many residents who have written to me regarding the recently announced cutbacks to the LRT Line 1 service during off-peak hours. This OC Transpo memo…
This past week at City Council I am pleased to announce that the motion I put forward, seconded by Councillor Marty Carr in support of Guaranteed Basic Income (GBI), passed.…
Renovictions – Another Reason Why Affordable Housing Units Are Becoming Scarce Last weekend I was upset to learn that several tenants living in an apartment building on Richmond Road received…
Canada Day is always a special time here in Bay Ward and around the Nation’s Capital with so much going on throughout the various communities. It is also a nice…
Infrastructure is not something you notice until it is not there. Talking about infrastructure is not the most exciting topic for conversation. We expect to be able to drink water,…
Ottawa Community Housing Annual General Meeting This week during the City Council meeting Ottawa Community Housing presented our 2023 Annual Report. Many might ask, why does the OCHC Annual General…
This week, a very sad event occurred in our ward with the drowning of a 9-year-old boy at Britannia Beach. This accident has deeply touched us all. It is heartbreaking…