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Stéphanie in the News
New clinic, led by nurse practitioners, fills a desperate need for primary care in Vanier
Published Date: September 19, 2025
Punishing this Ottawa councillor for social media remarks is wrong
Published Date: August 25, 2025
Crime levels dropping in ByWard Market: police data
Published Date: August 19, 2025
Ottawa puts on a party to celebrate Nunavut Day
Hot summer temperatures didn’t stop people from burning up the dance floor
Published Date: July 9, 2025
Latest News
Extended collection hours during peak leaf and yard waste season
Oct 7, 2025 | Community Services, Environment, News
Let’s rake & roll – peak leaf and yard season is almost here. What does this mean? Starting on Tuesday, October 14 waste collection operators have until 8 pm to pick up separately set out leaf and yard waste at the curb.
Statement – US Embassy International Visitor Leadership Program
Sep 22, 2025 | News
From September 20th – October 11th, I will be participating in the US Embassy International Visitor Leadership Program to study how different cities across the United States are responding to the opioid crisis.
Richelieu-Vanier Pool
Sep 16, 2025 | News
The City of Ottawa is happy to announce the development of a new 25 meter outdoor pool to be located adjacent the Vanier Library in Richelieu-Vanier Park at 300 des Peres Blancs Avenue in Ward 12.
Summary of Response to the Integrity Commissioner’s Report
Aug 22, 2025 | Bulletins & Media Statements, News
My response to the Integrity Commissioner’s (IC) report on an inquiry respecting my conduct on social media.
Problematic Properties
Jun 19, 2025 | Community Services, News
In April 2024, I brought forward a successful motion at City Council to create a Problematic Properties webpage, to help residents easily understand what qualifies as a problematic property, how to report issues through 3-1-1, and what City departments are involved.
Helping Pets and Pet Owners in Ward 12
Jun 17, 2025 | Community Services, News, Op-eds & Open Letters
During the pandemic, we were reminded just how important our four-legged friends are as a source of comfort, happiness and routine, especially for those who live alone. Sadly, Rideau-Vanier has one of the highest rates of animal surrender, where people find themselves in a difficult situation and are forced to give up their pets.