I want to thank Justice Lipson, the Crown Attorney’s office, and the Ottawa Police Service for the seriousness, professionalism, and thoroughness with which they handled this case. They remained focused on the facts and ensured the impartiality and fairness of our legal system.
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Response to my inquiry on pedestrian and cyclist safety during the Saint Patrick Street Bridge construction
I have heard from many people who use St Patrick’s St about issues around pedestrian and cycling access during the ongoing construction. Please see the attached response to my inquiry and thanks for all your patience while we improve our infrastructure over the next coming months.
Your garbage collection day may be changing
Check the calendar to see if your garbage collection day is changing
Solution for upcoming gap in garbage collection
One-time, one bag garbage drop-off opportunity on Saturday, April 4, from 8:30 to 11:30 am at Sandy Hill Community Centre.
Statement on the ByWard Market Revitalization Report
My Councillor comments included in the report are outlined below. I am currently working on a motion to improve the report and recommendations, as per my comments, noting the need for it to include a comprehensive plan for public washrooms, not just updating the existing washrooms in the ByWard Market building…
Planned Snow Removal for Streets in Ward 12 – Updated Daily
Until further notice there are NO STREETS PLANNED FOR SNOW REMOVAL IN WARD12.
Statement to OC Transpo on downtown bus cancellations
Letter to GM of OC Transpo Troy Charter
Rental Reduction for Multi-Resident Properties Built Before 2001
The City of Ottawa sent a letter entitled “Notice of Rent Reduction – Municipal taxes reduced” to tenants living in older apartment buildings in October, notifying them the rent for their rental units will be automatically reduced by 0.89% as of Jan. 1, 2026.
Ward Hours 2026
Join me in small businesses across the ward, every other Friday afternoon from January to June!
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.






