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We’re hiring! Join our team as a Councillor Assistant
Make a difference in your community! We’re looking for an individual to join #TeamStittsville as a Councillor Assistant in our Stittsville office starting in September. This is a full-time position focused on constituency work and community engagement. We’re looking...
JULY 24: Councillor Chat @ Coyote Run Park
(Le français suit) This summer, we're bringing our Councillor Chats outdoors to neighbourhood parks! Please drop by and say hello at on Wednesday, July 24 at our next Councillor Chat. We'll be outdoors at Coyote Run Park (367 West Ridge Drive) from 7:00pm-8:00pm. Ask...
Abbott Street east of Robert Grant to be closed from July 22-August 30
A small section of Abbott Street east of Robert Grant Avenue will be closed from Monday, July 22 to Friday, August 30 as part of construction of the Stittsville Diversion Trunk Sewer. During the closure, the road will be converted to permit two-way traffic. Local and...
UPDATE: Waste collection delays and what the City is doing to fix them
As many residents are aware, waste pick-up problems continue in Stittsville, Kanata and West-Carleton. For the past couple of months, many streets – and sometimes entire neighbourhoods – have seen delays. This is not the level of service that the City or residents...
Area speed limit signs are coming to several Stittsville neighbourhoods
Keep an eye out for these new Area Speed Limit signs, coming soon to several neighbourhoods in Stittsville. The signs are already up in the Fernbank area, and later this summer signs will go up in the West Ridge area between Fernbank and Hazeldean. The signs help...
COUNCILLOR’S NOTEBOOK: Speaking notes from City Council on the Chateau Laurier
Here are my speaking notes from the discussion at today's City Council meeting about the Chateau Laurier, outlining why I did not support the motion. I am hearing loud and clear from residents. The outcome they want is to stop the addition to the Chateau Laurier....
Upcoming foundation repair work on the Bradley-Craig barn
(Photo: Barn at the Bradley-Craig farmstead, September 2015.) Richcraft, the owners of the Bradley-Craig Farm, have received approval from the City to proceed with temporary shoring of the north foundation wall of the Bradley-Craig barn. This work is in response to a...
Upcoming storm sewer work near Snowberry starts July 12
Last fall, improvements were made to the Deer Run Pond near the intersection of Brae Crescent and Snowberry Way. City staff recently completed a final walkthrough which included a video inspection of the newly installed storm sewer, and identified a segment of sewer...
COUNCILLOR’S NOTEBOOK: New water rates hit seniors and low-income residents hardest
We've heard from several residents with concerns about changes to their water bills. The city has introduced a fixed service charge to all bills, in addition to "per-use" rates. The more water you use, the more you'll pay – but households that are using the least...
JULY 17: Councillor Chat @ Blackstone Park
(Le français suit) This summer, we're bringing our Councillor Chats outdoors to neighbourhood parks! Please drop by and say hello at on Wednesday, July 17 at our next Councillor Chat. We'll be outdoors at Blackstone Park (Tapadero @ Livery) from 7:00pm-8:00pm. Ask a...
Car deaths out number gun deaths in New York City. @OttawaPolice
Trying to keep our streets safe is a international concern. In the last 9 day we have had 3 fatal collisions in the city of Ottawa. Please drive safe.
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