Queensview Drive provides access to an employment hub and to the future Queensview O-Train Station. Currently, there are no cycling facilities on Queensview Drive. On-street parking is permitted on sections of the south side of the road and is prohibited on the north side. What is proposed? Queensview Drive was identified as a Cycling Project…
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This week at City Council I brought forward a motion to attempt to strengthen the holding provision for 2457 Regina Street. The concern for this development, even from the very beginning stages, has been about the connection to Lincoln Field’s Station. The motion stated the following: WHEREAS the Staff report for 2475 Regina Street provides…
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Committee receives O-Train Expansion update The City’s Light Rail Sub-Committee received a detailed presentation on construction activity for the three O-Train extension projects and a status update on the work being done by the City to address the recommendations in the Ottawa LRT Public Inquiry Action Plan. O-Train Lines 2 and 4 are progressing well, with station…
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This Saturday, September 30 marks the third National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day where Canadians reflect upon the experiences and history of First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities in Canada. This year marks the 3rd annual National Day for Truth and Reconciliation (NDTR). First recognized in 2021, this day was established by the federal…
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Working with artist Claudia Salguero and her assistant Gabriel Sebastian Cruz Hernandez, youth from Bay ward helped to design and paint a mural that will be installed in the next few days alongside the beautiful mural by local artist Kalkidran. The official unveiling will happen on Saturday September 30th at 2880 Carling Avenue just across…
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September 30, the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, is an annual statutory holiday for City of Ottawa employees. As September 30 falls on a Saturday this year, the statutory holiday will be recognized on Monday October 2. The following will be closed on Monday, October 2: The following will be services will operate on…
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Thank you to everyone who joined us this past Tuesday evening to celebrate those individuals and groups who have had and continue to make a positive impact on the community of Bay ward. It is with the work of our volunteers that we are able to come together throughout the year to address challenges and…
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Mark your calendars on October 23, 6:30pm to 8:30pm for the 2024 City of Ottawa Budget consultation with City Finance staff. My office will be co-hosting a joint ward consultation with Councillor’s Laine Johnson (Ward 8) and Sean Devine (Ward 9) again this year. We invite our residents to join us either in person in…
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Damon Berlin, with the City’s Stage 2 team, presented an LRT update to the Wood Park Community Association on Thursday evening about the current and future works happening in the area of Wood Park. If you would like to review the informative slide presentation, please visit here. It is no secret that the Stage 2…
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The City of Ottawa is hosting a Household Hazardous Waste drop-off event on Sunday, October 1, at Westbrook Snow Dump, 200 Westbrook Road. Residents are welcome to bring their hazardous materials to the event between 8:00 am and 4:00 pm. Of course, you don’t have to wait; the City’s Waste Explorer points to retailers where residents can return many items daily!…
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