A new session of yoga begins on January 8 2024 at the field house. There are 2 classes on Monday night given by yoga instructor Sandy Joanisse. One is at 6:30 pm and the second is at 8 pm.
Please contact Laurie Fagan if you’re interested in signing up for the 10 week course. The price depends on how many sign up but classes will likely average around $10 a class.
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Please see the general Yoga Page for more details.
Just a reminder that the craft show is this Saturday!
Have you ever had to figure things out? There is no instruction book to life so often we just have to figure it out as we go along. We may stumble along. We may not be graceful.
Have you ever wanted someone else to figure something out? Have you ever been frustrated as you watched and waited?
Some things can’t be “figured out.” We may experience grief when this happens. Acceptance may be the only option.
Share your stories, and hear other’s stories, and watch our troupe play back your stories.
Where: Champlain fieldhouse, 140 Carleton Ave. Ottawa, entrance on Cowley Avenue between Clearview and Pontiac St.
When: Friday, December 8, 2023, 7 pm
Doors open at 6:30
Donations appreciated.
> We’ll let you know, when we know.
We’re keeping it simple and sticking with a purely virtual meeting for Monday night’s board meeting.
Oops, it turns out the field house is already in use by the Yoga classes on Monday night! We’ll try to find an alternative location (possibly somebody’s house) or cancel the in-person portion of the hybrid meeting. We’ll let you know, when we know. Sorry about the confusion.
Board meetings will have an open session for community residents to observe business discussions. Non board community members will also be invited to participate at certain times by the chair and there will be “in camera” topics for the board members only. Please contact the secretary via champlainpark@gmail.com to request a link to join the meeting.
Agenda last updated at 3:28 on November 15. Contact the secretary to add topics.
The topic on Nov. 14 is The Good, The Bad, The Ugly: Identifying Insects In Your Garden, featuring guest speaker Jason Vodden, a professor in the horticulture program at Algonquin College.
See the Garden Club page for details about the meeting.
Have your say! Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) and Canada Lands Company (CLC) want your input on their proposed Complete Street and Active Transportation Network for Tunney’s Pasture.
Continue reading “Tunney’s Pasture Open House – November 21, 22”
A Master’s student from McGill University’s School of Urban Design is looking for homeowners willing to talk about home sharing arrangements in Ottawa (Basement suites, laneway homes) for a research project. He’s looking for homeowners who support the practice (or not) and those who have had experience with it.
The project is being done with the Ottawa Climate Action Fund in an effort to create more affordable, carbon-friendly housing alternatives. The interviews will add input from Ottawa home owners into future projects.
It involves a 30-minute discussion via Zoom. They hope to do the interviews by the end of November. Those interested should contact Gavin Armitage-Ackerman at: gavin.armitage-ackerman@mail.mcgill.ca
From: Daniel Buckles <dbuckles@sas2.net>
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
Neighbours collected and dropped off more than 130 bags of neighbourhood leaves at the community gardens and tiny forest along Pontiac. That is all we need for this season. Anyone can complete the cycle by picking up and reusing the empty leaf bags from the stash in my front driveway (Daniel Avenue).
Continue reading “Leaf Drop Done!”
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