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.
What is a Sponge Park?
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The Lansdowne Breakdown
Lansdowne is at the centre of everyday life in Ottawa. It is where people gather for games, concerts, markets, and spending time with friends. It’s history and its location make it much more than a destination. It is part of the city’s identity. And now…Lansdowne is set for change.
This podcast looks beyond the headlines to explore what is really at stake because what happens at Lansdowne will shape how Ottawa gathers.
Housing starts in Ward 12
Net increase of 1157 Units in 2025
Infill and Encroachment Issues
Documents for the public consultation on March 26th
Council approves revitalization plan for the ByWard Market
On Wednesday, Council approved a revitalization framework and coordinated redevelopment program for the ByWard Market. This responds to a long-standing Council direction and advances the implementation of the Council-approved ByWard Market Public Realm Plan.
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.
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.
Pedestrian Crosswalks Backlog
During my review of Budget 2025, I found that there is a backlog of 51 warranted (approved) Pedestrian Crosswalks – termed PXOs by city staff – throughout the city. Some of these locations have been on the list waiting to be installed since 2024
Call for Public Market Working Group Members
The ByWard Market District Authority (BMDA) is seeking motivated individuals to join a working group focused on exploring key topics related to Public Markets.
