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Ottawa’s new 3-item garbage limit starts September 30, 2024
Originally published September 8, 2024 La version française suit Details regarding the new garbage limit On Monday, September 30, the City of Ottawa will introduce a limit of three items of garbage to be picked up at the curb on collection day. A garbage item...
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation schedule changes
Originally published september 26, 2024 La version française suit The City of Ottawa would like to remind residents of the following schedule changes and City service impacts for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Monday, September 30. Client Service Centres...
Councillor Glen’s Weekly Video / September 28, 2024
Good morning! Today I’m in front of the new Maplewood Secondary School. Stittsville's new public high school finally opened on Monday morning. https://youtu.be/uBe_7HKPH8E Also available as a podcast on Spotify, iTunes, and more. Search for "Councillor Glen" on your...
UPDATE: Advocating for stronger measures against aggressive dogs
La version française suit In the past few years there have been a number of concerning incidents involving aggressive dogs in Stittsville. I share these concerns, and I have been looking for ways that the City of Ottawa can strengthen the rules to ensure residents are...
October 5: Official Naming Ceremony for Alfred McCoy Park
Originally published September 17, 2024. La version française suit Join us on Saturday, October 5, 2024, at 11:00 a.m. at Alfred McCoy Park for the Commemorative Naming Ceremony in honour of Alfred McCoy and his contributions to the community of Stittsville. This...
O-Train Line 1 closures on September 29 and October 5 for Stage 2 work
La version française suit O-Train Line 1 service will not run between Tunney’s Pasture and Blair stations on Sunday, September 29 from 8 am to approximately noon, and for the entire day on Saturday, October 5. Line 1 service will resume at approximately noon on...
Councillor Glen’s Weekly Newsletter: September 25, 2024
Committee approves updated approach to crime prevention, community safety
La version française suit The City’s Community Services Committee approved updating the Community Safety and Well-Being Plan (CSWB) to incorporate the mandate and goals of the former Crime Prevention Ottawa (CPO). Crime Prevention Ottawa was a City-funded board...
Q2 2024: Residential Dwelling Approval Pipeline
La version française suit Here's Ottawa's year-to-date Residential Dwelling Approval Pipeline report for Q2 2024 (til the end of June). This data is on the agenda for Ottawa's Planning and Housing Committee meeting of September 25, 2024. The latest data is available...
Councillor Glen’s Weekly Video / September 21, 2024
Hello! This week I’m at the Quilt Walk at Mad About Patchwork, just south of Stittsville. This colourful and creative event is on all weekend. https://youtu.be/Eyr8T-GhzEk Also available as a podcast on Spotify, iTunes, and more. Search for "Councillor Glen" on your...
Committees approve new by-law to reduce vehicle idling
La version française suit At a joint meeting today, the City’s committees on Emergency Preparedness and Protective Services and Environment and Climate Change approved an updated Idling Control By-law. The by-law aims to reduce vehicle idling and the resulting...
New Zoning By-Law: fall in-person workshops
La version française suit This fall, join us for a series of in-person workshops to discuss Ottawa’s New Zoning By-Law. These workshops are designed to engage the community, gather valuable feedback, and ensure that our new Zoning By-law reflects the Official Plan...
NOTEBOOK: Frequent transit, by the numbers
La version française suit (This post was originally published in my Substack newsletter.) On Wednesday, Ottawa City Council spent almost three hours debating a 5-minute service change to LRT off-peak service. A majority of councillors (included me) voted to keep the...
Saved by the beep! Wake Up and check your alarms with Ottawa Fire Services
La version française suit As part of the fall Wake Up! program, firefighters from Ottawa Fire Services will visit homes across the city next week to ensure smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are present and working. Ontario’s Fire Code requires that homes have a working...
