I voted in favour of the Community Services Budget that passed at Council on Dec 10th. Here are some highlights:
Community Services Committee Budget Overview
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On this page you will find Stéphanie's Posts in the News Category
New Zoning Bylaw
The new zoning bylaw has been working its way forward since the first draft was issued on April 29, 2024. The third draft was considered by a joint committee of Council this week. The new zoning bylaw is needed to update the city’s zoning so that it is consistent with the new Official Plan adopted on November 4, 2022. As well, a series of new provincial laws and regulations regarding land use and housing construction also necessitate changes in the city zoning.
Reflections on the Mayor’s Breakfast with Prime Minister Mark Carney
I was at the Mayor’s Breakfast this morning (Monday, December 8th) with Prime Minister Mark Carney, and I left with mixed feelings.
Update on Recycling Collection
Recycling is going provincial! Starting January 1, 2026, the City will no longer be responsible for collecting your recycling. The new provincial recycling program will be managed by Circular Materials.
Notice issued by the Ottawa Police Service concerning the placement of a high-risk offender in Rideau-Vanier
I am writing on behalf of the residents of Rideau-Vanier Ward regarding the recent public safety notice issued by the Ottawa Police Service concerning the placement of a high-risk offender in a John Howard Society residence in Vanier.
2026 Draft Budget Consultation
Included is the Draft Budget Summary for Ward 12, the presentation deck and a link to the full online consultation held on November 18th, 2025
Construction on Highway 417 will close both westbound on-ramps from Vanier Parkway
Construction work to repair a watermain valve located on Highway 417 will cause lane reductions on the highway and will close both westbound on-ramps from the Vanier Parkway. The work will take place from Friday, November 28 at 9:30 pm until Monday, December 1 at 6 am.
Why I Voted for Lansdowne
It’s time to fix what’s broken — not keep delaying it
Lansdowne 2.0
I want to have a real and honest conversation about Landsdowne 2.0. As many of you know, I like facts, not rhetoric or slogans.
Community Bulletin – Autumn 2025
As we settle into a new school year, I wanted to check in. This newsletter is a summary of some of the things I’ve been working on since I was elected in 2022. To save space, some of the articles are in English and some in French.
