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UPDATE: 5618 Hazeldean application back at Planning Committee on June 7
UPDATE: City Council approved the revised application at its meeting on June 14, 2023. The Zoning By-Law amendment proposal from Minto for Phase 1 of their Abbott’s Run development at 5618 Hazeldean Road will be back at Planning & Housing Committee on Wednesday,...
April 5 Ice Storm: Public Works Cleanup Operations Update – June 2
La version française suit.  We have now entered the ninth week of recovery efforts following the April 5 ice storm event. While our forestry crews continue working on storm-related service requests, this will be the final week of curbside debris removal. We expect to...
2023 Stittsville Volunteer Awards – Nominees and recipients
The Stittsville Volunteer Awards highlight and celebrate the dedication of volunteers in our community. The annual awards ceremony was held on Wednesday, May 31 at Johnny Leroux Arena. You can watch a video of the presentations and see a list of nominees and...
JUNE 8: Transformer Replacement and Planned Power Outage – Horsheshoe Crescent
La version française suit From Hydro Ottawa: On June 8, 2023, Hydro Ottawa will be replacing a transformer that will impact customers located on Horseshoe Crescent. We recognize that construction and power outages can be disruptive. Our goal with this work is to...
Property Tax and Water Utility Bill Deferral Program expands eligibility
La version française suit Changes to the City of Ottawa’s Property Tax and Water Utility Deferral Program will now allow more low-and-fixed income seniors and disability recipients to qualify. This year’s qualifying income threshold is $48,441, which uses the Consumer...
Councillor Glen’s Weekly Newsletter: May 31, 2023
Our newsletter is published every Wednesday and reaches over 8,700 residents. Subscribe here... Bulletin hebdomadaire du conseiller Glen : 31 mai...
Committees move to make development review more efficient
La version française suit At a joint meeting today, the City’s Planning and Housing Committee and Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee recommended approving a series of changes to City policies, by-laws and processes to help speed up development review. The...
Councillor Glen’s Weekly Video / May 27, 2023
Good morning from Fernbank Road near Eckerson. Event reminders: Sunday, March 28: "Mission to Mars" family bike ride. You can sign up at glengower.ca Wednesday, May 31: 2023 Stittsville Volunteer Awards at Johnny Leroux Arena Saturday, June 17: Welcome to Stittsville...
April 5 Ice Storm: Public Works Cleanup Operations Update – May 26
La version française suit. We have now entered the eighth week of recovery efforts following the April 5 ice storm event.  We are making progress but that progress is slower in the hardest-hit areas. As you will see below, we have been able to add another ward to the...
Light Rail Sub-Committee hears O-Train South Extension update
La version française suit Today, the City’s Light Rail Sub-Committee received a construction update on the Stage 2 O-Train South Extension and approved a detailed report on the preparations, testing, and trial running reporting that will precede the opening of the...
Watermain maintenance work in Stittsville
La version française suit The City of Ottawa's Water Services team completes preventative water main maintenance to ensure the continued efficient delivery of safe drinking water to Stittsville. City staff will soon be marking locations in preparation to drill a...
City seeking public input on commemorative naming proposal: “Betty Hill Walkway”
La version française suit The City is conducting public consultation on a proposal to name a section of the Poole Creek Walkway to the west of Main Street, past the Community Centre, and ending at Johnathon Pack Street, located within Alexander Grove Park, 10 Warner...
May 25: Ottawa Public Health Update
La version française suit 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...
Councillor Glen’s Weekly Newsletter: May 25, 2023
Our newsletter is published every Wednesday and reaches over 8,600 residents. Subscribe here... Bulletin hebdomadaire du conseiller Glen : 25 mai...
Ontario investing $24.1-million for affordable housing
La version française suit Photo by Chris Bricker / City of Ottawa A welcome announcement today from the Ontario Government: They are investing an additional $24.1 million in affordable housing in Ottawa to create up to 138 affordable and supportive housing units. The...
Committee approves investments in homelessness prevention
La version française suit The City’s Community Services Committee today approved proposed spending for 2023 and 2024 under the provincial Homelessness Prevention Program. The City would invest its $48.5 million in provincial funding as follows: Street and community...
City announces public consultation on new Infrastructure Master Plan
La version française suit The City of Ottawa invites residents to participate in an upcoming virtual public consultation on the new Infrastructure Master Plan (IMP). Input from the consultation will help ensure the responsible management of our city’s growth-related...
Councillor Glen’s Weekly Video / May 20, 2023
Good morning! This morning I’m swatting mosquitoes next to the Poole Creek Walk Way on Jonathan Pack Street. This week's updates: Slow Down For Us signs are still available at our ward office at CARDELREC Update on 5618 Hazeldean / Minto's Abbott's Run: Committee...
May 28: Mission to Mars
Originally posted April 28, 2023 La version française suit Join us on Sunday, May 28 for Mission to Mars, a family bike ride on the Trans Canada Trail.  We’ll depart from Village Square Park and travel west along the Trans Canada Trail, following the new planetary...
April 5 Ice Storm: Public Works Cleanup Operations Update – May 19
La version française suit. We have now entered the seventh week of recovery efforts following the April 5 ice storm event. On Tuesday, roughly 130 Parks Maintenance staff and contractors were mobilized to remove debris, and we can now report progress in every ward of...
