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Know the rules for dogs in parks
With more people moving into Stittsville and more people getting dogs (especially in the past year), it’s likely there are more dogs in our community than ever before. If you’re a new resident of Stittsville—or long-time resident with a new dog—you might be wondering...
MAKING A DIFFERENCE: Karrie Thomas
(This is the latest in a series of profiles about people in Stittsville who are making a difference in our community and beyond. If you have a suggestion for someone we should interview, please contact us.) Cutting the fabric, threading the needle, and hearing the...
Environmental Assessment study begins for Huntmar upgrades and Stittsville Main extension
The City’s Transportation Planning department has started the Environmental Assessment (EA) study phase for the widening of Huntmar Drive (Campeau Drive to Maple Grove Road) and the extension of Stittsville Main Street (Maple Grove Road to Robert Grant Avenue). The...
620 Bobolink Ridge: Site Plan Control Application
The City has received a Site Plan Control application from Richcraft for 620 Bobolink Ridge. It’s currently a vacant piece of land, located along the west side of Robert Grant in the CRT Westwood subdivision between Bobolink Ridge and Cope Drive. Richcraft has...
Parachute Program helps fund traffic safety measures near St. Stephen
The Parachute Program has awarded St. Stephen School with $10,000 for traffic calming and safety measures. Founded in 2012, Parachute is a National Charity dedicated to injury prevention. The money will help fund a number of measures on streets near the school in...
Revised draft New Official Plan released for review
The City has engaged over 100,000 residents through over 130 engagement activities during each phase of development for the New Official Plan, a document that will guide the growth and development of Ottawa over the next 25 years. All feedback has been tracked and...
Route changes and improved bus stops this fall
There are changes coming to where you get on the bus and where some routes take you in Stittsville. Starting this fall, six bus stops in Stittsville will be upgraded to meet modern design standards (three with shelters) and routes 167 and 252 will be rerouted to take...
City seeking public input on commemorative naming proposals
La version française suit The City is conducting public consultation on proposals to commemoratively rename parks across the City. In Stittsville, there are three parks considered for commemorative naming: Bradley Commons Park (to Bradley-Craig Park), Atlas Park (to...
Updated concept for the playground at Village Square Park
La version française suit City staff have posted a new concept plan for the Village Square Park playground renewal, based on last year's public consultation feedback. The changes to the playground include: Replacing the existing wood play structures with new wood play...
Vic Whittaker Pond cleaning begins this week
La version française suit Mattamy Homes, in coordination with City of Ottawa stormwater facilities staff, will be cleaning out the Vic Whittaker Pond beginning later this week. The work, expected to last up to eight weeks, will involve removing accumulated sediment in...
#KanataSouth residents: The curb lane has been closed NB on Eagleson at Stonehaven due to a steel plate issue. Expect it to remain closed through the afternoon.
Route changes and improved bus stops this fall - Routes 167 & 252 in the Fernbank area of #Stittsville
https://www.glengower.ca/information/route-changes-and-improved-bus-stops-this-fall/
Parachute Program helps fund traffic safety measures near St. Stephen in Jackson Trails #Stittsville
https://www.glengower.ca/information/parachute-program-helps-fund-traffic-safety-measures-near-st-stephen/
Know the rules for dogs in parks
https://www.glengower.ca/information/dogs-in-stittsville-parks/
Environmental Assessment study begins for Huntmar upgrades and #Stittsville Main extension
https://www.glengower.ca/information/environmental-assessment-study-begins-for-huntmar-upgrades-and-stittsville-main-extension/