Kanata North Community Newsletter for September 20, 2024 The latest newsletter is now available at Kanata North Community Newsletter. Please share this update with your neighbours and encourage them to sign up for upcoming newsletters here on my website.
Great news! The City has completed construction of the Sandwell Green exercise equipment. It is now ready for the public to use and enjoy. Instructions are posted next to each piece of equipment, but you can also download a copy here: Sandwell Green – how to guides.
A study by Ontario’s Financial Accountability Office says Ottawa will see the steepest decline of anywhere in the province next year in per-resident subsidies for transit. Sharing an article published in the Ottawa Citizen on September 14, 2024. Read it online here.
Kanata North Community Newsletter for September 6, 2024 The latest newsletter is now available at Kanata North Community Newsletter. Please share this update with your neighbours and encourage them to sign up for upcoming newsletters here on my website.
For events big and small, the City of Ottawa is committed to providing organizers with the tools, structure, and environment to thrive. The Event Central Office is the first point of contact for event organizers wishing to host an outdoor event in Ottawa. Event Central leads integrated planning in a …
Heads up, starting on September 30, 2024, the City of Ottawa will lower its limit for curbside garbage collection to three items on collection day from the current limit of six bags. This will help reduce unnecessary waste going to the landfill. There will continue to be no limit to …
Kanata North Community Newsletter for August 23, 2024 The latest newsletter is now available at Kanata North Community Newsletter. Please share this update with your neighbours and encourage them to sign up for upcoming newsletters here on my website.
Sharing the Ottawa Citizen Denley column: “Sutcliffe right to ask the feds and province to pony up” Read the article here.
Sharing an update from Ottawa Public Health: West Nile Virus and Lyme Disease in Ottawa When ticks and mosquitoes are active, they have the potential to spread infections to Ottawa area residents. What is Lyme disease? Lyme disease is an infection caused by Borrelia burgdorferi, a bacteria …
Climate change will continue to present extreme weather events in our city and increase stress on our critical infrastructure systems. Now more than ever we are encouraging customers to be prepared in the case of emergencies. Most power outages will be over almost as soon as they begin, but some …