On June 25, Public Works and Infrastructure Committee (PWIC) approved the school street pilot project I initiated by adding 3 more schools.
School Street project update: Committee approves pilot project at 3 Ottawa schools
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What is a Sponge Park?
In addition to getting a new playground and splash pad, Carillon Park in Vanier will be turned into Ottawa’s first Sponge Park thanks to a Ward 12 CIL investment of $860,000.
Shepherds Of Good Hope Announces Vision to Transform Shelter into Supportive Housing
Shepherds of Good Hope is planning to transform its King Edward Avenue shelter into supportive housing with on-site health services, shifting from emergency sheltering to permanent housing for people experiencing chronic homelessness.
Inaugural Collaborative International Series on Innovation in Housing and Homelessness
My office partnered with the University of Ottawa, the Alliance to End Homelessness Ottawa, and the City of Ottawa to launch a new speaker series focused on evidence-based solutions to housing and homelessness, featuring international expert Dr. Ligia Teixeira.
Free Community Watch Party – Canada vs Switzerland – FIFA WORLD CUP
Join us to cheer, connect, celebrate, the beautiful game as Canada takes on Switzerland, Wednesday, June 24, 2026 2:30pm @ Vanier Hub, 267 Marier Ave.
Improving Security in the Byward Market
I have participated in a number of measures that are making the market a safer place for everyone, from residents of Ward 12 to visitors from other parts of the city, to international tourists…
Wastewater testing
Wastewater testing allows researchers and public health experts to detect substances circulating in a community before overdoses spike. It can identify changes in fentanyl, methamphetamine, or cocaine use patterns and see how compounds change day to day.
Ottawa Humane Society to open new community vet clinic in Vanier
In 2023, the Ottawa Humane Society conducted a survey about the biggest challenges facing pet owners in our city. More than 3,000 people responded, and the message was clear: affordability and access to veterinary care remain one of the biggest concerns for families caring for their pets.
Therefore be it resolved…motions and some of my work at council
Since my first council session, I have put forward 74 motions. Of those, 66 motions were carried, and 2 were withdrawn. I also seconded 16 motions from other Councillors.
Cash in Lieu of Parkland
One of the major benefits of being a downtown urban ward is receiving Cash in Lieu of Parkland (CILP, CIL for short) from developments.
