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Share the Road: Ottawa Police highlight e-scooter safety
La version française suit The number of e-scooters is expected to increase significantly on city streets by the end of April, and the Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is reminding e-scooter riders and the public about rules and tips for operating them safely. “We get a lot...
NOTEBOOK: Why uploading the LRT matters for Ottawa transit and taxpayers
La version française suit Last Tuesday, Mayor Mark Sutcliffe and Ontario Transportation Minister Prabmeet Sarkaria signed a Memorandum of Understanding that will commit both parties to upload ownership and responsibility for the O-Train and Highway 174 in the east end...
Councillor Glen’s Weekly Video / April 25, 2026
Good morning! Today I’m at the Amberwood Golf Course, with a reminder that memberships are available now from the Amberwood Village Recreation Association for the many programs offered at the facility. https://youtu.be/ZPjsc79z7dY This week’s updates: Congratulations...
PHOTOS: Earth Day clean-up at W.J. Bell Rotary Peace Park
La version française suit On Earth Day, April 22, our community came together to take action through the Cleaning the Capital campaign. With the support of our office and the Rotary Club of Ottawa–Stittsville, more than 40 volunteers completed cleanups at two...
Cleaning the Capital: Stittsville Youth Art Showcase
Originally published April 12, 2026 La version française suit As part of the 2026 Cleaning the Capital Spring Campaign, kids and youth across Stittsville are invited to take part in a new initiative that celebrates creativity and environmental responsibility: the...
Here are the 2026 Stittsville Volunteer Award nominees and recipients
La version française suit On Thursday, April 23 we celebrated dozens of volunteers at the 2026 Stittsville Volunteer Awards. This year we had a record number of nominees in six categories – testament to the high level of involvement in our community. The annual...
Committee updated on Road Safety Action Plan
La version française suit The Public Works and Infrastructure Committee today received an update on its Strategic Road Safety Action Plan and the impacts from the Province’s adoption of Bill 56. The 2020-2024 action plan helped to reduce fatal and major injury...
NOTEBOOK: Notice of motion to reduce speed limit on Abbott Street East, Fernbank Road and Cope Drive
La version française suit This week I introduced a notice of motion at Public Works and Infrastructure Committee that would lower the speed limits from 50 km/h to 40 km/h on Abbott, Fernbank, and in the Westwood neighbourhood. Abbott: A standard 40km/h speed limit...
Distraction theft attempts in neighbourhoods, parking lots, and near community mailboxes
La version française suit The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is asking residents to stay alert and help spread the word about distraction thefts that continue to occur across the city. In a recent incident, a resident was approached while checking a community mailbox by...
Council approves federal partnership for 3,000 new homes
La version française suit Ottawa City Council approved a partnership with the federal government to support 3,000 affordable and market rental homes in Ottawa. The majority of these new homes will be more affordable than what the market can provide, including a...
Committee approves commemorative tree planting to mark Ottawa 200
La version française suit The Environment and Climate Change Committee directed staff to plant one commemorative tree in each ward as part of the Ottawa 200 celebrations this year. The trees will be installed through the City’s existing Tree Dedication Program during...
Councillor Glen’s Weekly Newsletter: April 22, 2026
37 Wildpine: Site Plan Control application
La version française suivra The City of Ottawa has received a Site Plan Control application from Latitude Homes to construct a four-storey apartment building with 93 dwelling units. The site is located at the end of both Wildpine Court and Ravenscroft Court: Four...
Combatting auto theft with Équité Association
La version française suit The Ottawa Police Service and Équité Association, a national not-for-profit that supports Canadian property and casualty insurers to fight fraud, are joining forces to combat and prevent auto thefts across Ottawa. Auto theft continues to be a...
