http://www.joelharden.ca/community_town_hall_responsible_development
Community Town Hall: Responsible Development
WHEN October 13, 2018 at 3pm – 5pm
WHERE Ottawa South Community Centre
CONTACT Joel Harden · JHarden-co@ndp.on.ca · 613-722-6414
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Posted in Development, Provincial Government
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Posted in Neighbourhood Watch
From: READRosemount <readrosemount@gmail.com>
Date: Tuesday, October 2, 2018 at 2:30 PM
Subject: Upcoming Rosemount Library Consultation – Press Release
Please see the message below or the attached press release sent on behalf of the Rosemount Expansion and Development Group (READ).
The revitalization of the Rosemount Branch of the Ottawa Public Library (OPL) begins this Wednesday evening, October 3rd, from 6 to 8 pm at the Rosemount Branch Library (18 Rosemount Ave). The community is invited to meet with the architects to provide input at an OPEN HOUSE. The Rosemount Expansion and Development (READ) community group believes now is the crucial time for the Kitchissippi community to have their say. The revitalization is urgently needed to ensure that Rosemount will meet the demands of the vibrant, growing Kitchissippi neighbourhood. READ’s hope is that the library will be redesigned so it becomes an innovative, interactive and integrated community hub.
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Posted in City of Ottawa, Schools and Education
![[FCA Logo]](https://champlainpark.files.wordpress.com/2018/10/fcalogo2018.png)
https://www.google.ca/maps/place/Tom+Brown+Arena/@45.4079329,-75.7252054,17z
The FCA is sponsoring a Mayoral Candidates Meeting on Tuesday, October 9 at Tom Brown Arena, 141 Bayview Road (near Bayview Transitway Station). All mayoral candidates have been invited. Candidates will be responding to top FCA concerns (from our September 13 FCA Meeting) regarding planning, transportation and other issues important to our neighbourhoods.
This meeting will be moderated by Joanne Chianello, CBC Municipal Affairs Reporter. The meeting is open to the public. Please share with your community.
This week’s topics (there’s nothing about the 2+ day power outage – no looting etc, which is a good thing!):
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Posted in Neighbourhood Watch
Have you enjoyed the flowers, grasses and herbs in the 7 planters on Pontiac Street? They were established and cared for this summer by 8 local volunteers:
Daniel Buckles coordinated the activity and liaised with the City of Ottawa and Councillor Leiper’s office.
Thanks to you all!
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Tagged Pontiac Park Expansion
This is a slightly political message, but it’s worth posting since the recent bus route changes are of local concern. Problems with the new routes (such as not fully connecting across downtown Ottawa) have lead to this survey to get feedback to present to municipal candidates, and to the formation of the Ottawa Transit Riders’ Group. Continue reading
Posted in Advertisements, Letters to the Editor, LRT
Ontario Electricity Time-of-Use Price Periods
2018-10-08.pdf - AGM Meet and Greet Poster.
2018-09-05.pdf - Fall Activities Starting, Hazardous Waste Depot.
See the Champlain Speaker Paper Editions Archive for back issues.
![[Flowers 1]](https://champlainpark.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/flowers1.jpeg)
