The City’s Election-Related Resources Policy (ERRP) and its procedures prohibit Members of Council who are seeking re-election in a municipal election from using City resources such as office budgets and staff for newsletters and general communications from August 27, 2026, up to and including October 26, 2026 (known as the “blackout period”). As a sitting Member of Council, I must adhere to the City’s ERRP, meaning that this website will not be updated during the blackout period.
My office remains open to deal with day-to-day constituency matters.
Three $1,000 “Community Builders – Rideau-Vanier” Scholarships support Rideau–Vanier students pursuing careers in skilled trades and early childhood education—two fields essential to Ottawa’s future.
On July 28, we celebrated the official inauguration of Herbert and Estelle Brown Park with the Brown family, Black History Ottawa, and members of the community.
An update on the Edgewood Childcare Centre permanently closing on Sept 4, 2026. The City is supporting affected families in finding alternative child care options.
An update on the July work at the St. Joseph Stormwater Pumping Station and outfall rehabilitation
On June 25, Public Works and Infrastructure Committee (PWIC) approved the school street pilot project I initiated by adding 3 more schools.
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.
Does this unfortunately look all too familiar to you? Construction projects that trespass onto neighbouring properties, damage fencing or landscaping, or ignore approved conditions are becoming too common.
FINALLY, Vanier is getting a new recreation centre. This is the most significant city investment for new infrastructure in Vanier since amalgamation.
After four years of advocacy, today we officially signed an agreement to move forward on a new recreation center as part of the community hub at 250 Montréal Road with the CSC Vanier, the City of Ottawa and Regional Group.
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.
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.
