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.
My response to the Integrity Commissioner’s (IC) report on an inquiry respecting my conduct on social media.
I proposed a motion to Council on April 16th asking the City to examine measures in place in other municipalities to attract and retain family doctors.
April 11, 2025 – Starting Sunday, April 13, the traffic lanes on St Patrick Street Bridge will be reduced from five lanes to four lanes until the end of summer 2027 as part of the renewal of the St. Patrick Street Bridge and Porter’s Island Bridge project. Two through lanes will be maintained in each direction and the right turn to Vanier Parkway will still be permitted.
Every year, the City of Ottawa hosts drop-off events to ensure that resident’s hazardous waste is safely collected, transported, and appropriately recycled or disposed of
We’ve had quite the winter, Ottawa – but spring is just around the corner! Twice a year, thousands of residents help keep our community spaces clean and green through Cleaning the Capital
We welcome this important investment in transportation infrastructure in our nation’s capital.
The City has launched the recruitment for public members to serve on various committees and boards.
Some of you received a small paper flyer from the City of Ottawa with a QR code leading to a survey asking questions about your perception of safety in your
neighborhood.
In September, I met with the Mayor, City Manager and Chief Financial Officer to discuss budget considerations, budget directions and Ward 12 priorities. On September 18, 2024, Council passed the budget directions document that supported a 3.9% property tax increase....
