Latest COVID-19 Updates

Councillor's Message Like many of you, I've been thinking about the communities across Ottawa that were heavily impacted by the severe Canada Day storm. While our area was fortunate to avoid the worst of the damage, our community is no stranger to the effects of natural disasters. We know firsthand how disruptive and overwhelming these events can be, which is why our thoughts are with the residents, families, and businesses who are now facing cleanup and recovery. City staff

Councillor's Message Like many of you, the past two days have been focused on responding to the impacts of Wednesday's severe storm. While most neighbourhoods escaped with only minor damage, others in the west-end of our city continue to deal with prolonged power outages, washed-out roads, flooded basements, fallen trees, and significant property damage. My thoughts remain with everyone who is still recovering. I’ve been working to help residents navigate questions about powe

Councillor's Message Good morning! It’s a rainy one, but I hope everyone is having a great start to their weekend. Last week, Committee approved Ottawa's Long-Range Financial Plan, a report that is one of the most consequential policy documents of this Term of Council. It’s the financial spine of how we run the city. The significance of this report for you is that the challenges I have been raising are now being recognized within the financial framework that guides how the Ci

Councillor's Message Hello from Edmonton! I'm currently attending the Federation of Canadian Municipalities annual conference, where municipal leaders from across the country are coming together to discuss the challenges and opportunities facing our communities. I look forward to bringing back ideas, best practices, and insights that can help support the continued growth and success of our city. On Wednesday evening, I attended the return of Music in the Park at the Navan Fai