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25 juin 2026
Ottawa councillor ‘nervous’ about traffic impacts of new Chick-fil-A
“I have been nervous about this file since I first learned about it, just because of the traffic impacts,” Orléans South-Navan Coun. Catherine Kitts told CTV News Ottawa. “Because of the popularity that we’ve seen elsewhere in the city.”

7 mai 2026
New commercial complex planned for Orléans with a grocery store
“This is a significant step toward building a more complete, connected, and convenient community. There is still a planning process ahead, but this is a very important milestone and one I know many residents have been eagerly waiting for.” Coun. Kitts sees major victory for the Bradley Estates & Trailsedge community with new shopping plaza on Mer Bleue

15 avr. 2026
Stop-arm camera nabs dozens of drivers failing to stop for school buses on Ottawa roads
Data shows 365 tickets were issued by police between 2019 and 2025, with the majority of the infractions occurring on four-lane undivided arterial roadways, followed by major collectors, collectors and local roads.

15 avr. 2026
"I told you so." Speed Compliance sees Dramatic Decrease In School Zones Since the Termination of Automated Speed Enforcement Program
"This is a surprise to absolutely no one, except the Premier. These cameras worked." Coun. Kitts says speeding and dangerous driving is the top issue in her office, and those breaking the law should be funding road safety, which the ASE program allowed.

26 mars 2026
‘It’s hit and miss’: OC Transpo Route 30 commuters face daily delays amid congestion, reliability concerns
“We’ve been on our journey now for 45 minutes and we’re still in Orléans” Coun. Kitts says Route 30 is the most clear example of how the transportation network in Orléans South is failing transit.








