The Kanata North Office continues to hear about traffic concerns around Campeau Drive and Terry Fox Drive. We are in continuous contact with staff, and they recently provided the following information in a response to a resident that reached out to our office. Installation of a left-turn arrow at …
Sharing an update Council received from Hydro Ottawa.
Now that Evolugen has formally submitted a request to City Council for a Municipal Support Resolution for the project, I wanted to share some of the information I have been sending out to residents over the past few months. If you’re looking to better …
The City of Ottawa has finalized the acquisition of a 4.77-hectare forested property from Canderel Real Estate Firm through the federal Ecological Gifts Program (EGP), with the land transfer closing on May 1, 2025. The property, located adjacent to Trillium Woods, is part of a designated core area within the …
We’re sharing details from the City on the 2025 Wild Parsnip Strategy. To start, what is wild parsnip and how can you identify it? Please review these helpful resources from ontario.ca. Image credit: ontario.ca The City has shared that the 2025 Wild Parsnip …
Under new provincial regulations, urban boundary expansions can take place through Official Plan updates or via an approved application for a specific parcel of land that a developer can request be added. As many will remember, there was a recommendation by staff, during the last Official Plan update process, to …
Please note that – as part of the John Mlacak Centre roof replacement construction – the Kanata North Ward Office will be closed from June 2 until the end of August. While this is not ideal, we do appreciate that Mlacak Centre operating equipment requires upgrades that have to be …
This week’s Audit Committee Meeting gave everyone the opportunity to get clarity on how the revenue that comes from Red Light Cameras and Automated Speed Cameras is allocated. There was considerable confusion in the media and in social media posts that needed to be dealt with right away.
Ottawa Public Health (OPH) is investigating the City’s first confirmed cases of measles since 2019. An adult and a child, both residents of Ottawa, are believed to have acquired measles while traveling internationally. OPH is notifying individuals who may have been exposed to these confirmed cases of measles.
Our team received an update concerning the sidewalks on Varley, Leacock, and Teron. Here’s a rough timeline of remaining work: May to late-June 2025 The contractor plans to remobilize with their crews and equipment the week of May 5th to commence with their remaining works for the project. Work during …