Vote on your favourite design for the new Roy Park splash pad! I am so happy to share the proposed designs for the new Roy Park splash pad, which includes two different layout and water feature options, a significant improvement on the existing water feature. Residents have an opportunity to provide their feedback on which…
Vote on your favourite design for the new Joe Jamieson Park splash pad! I am so happy to share the proposed designs for the new Joe Jamieson Park splash pad, which includes two different layout and water feature options, a significant improvement on the existing water feature. Residents have an opportunity to provide their feedback…
Did you know 75% of the world’s food chain is dependent on pollinators? As well, here in the City of Ottawa, 80% of our geographic area is rural and agricultural land. Supporting pollinators, native species and our naturalized greenspaces is crucial to supporting our natural ecosystems and biodiversity. While Ottawa is blessed with an…
August 18, 2022 – I am happy to share that Eden Park is now open in Trailsedge East! Innes Ward’s newest park features: Tennis courts A basketball key An extra-large, double-splashpad Adult fitness stations Swings Picnic shelter Picnic tables Checkers/chess tables Play structure Skateboard area As well as many new trees and open greenspace for…
The storm that came through Ottawa on May 21st, took a toll on much of our City; damaging homes, schools and public infrastructure. Sadly, one of our local parks here in Innes Ward – Cathedral Park, sustained severe damage to the play structure. Staff have since removed the damaged section, and have installed…
Coyote Information Session / Session d'information sur les CoyotesPosted by Laura Dudas on Friday, March 11, 2022 About Coyotes Coyotes are found throughout Ottawa. We see them more often during the winter due to mating season, and the loss of vegetation Diet – 60-80% rodents, small mammals, carrion; also eat fish, eggs, fruits, nuts, vegetation.…
It was extraordinary to witness the level of engagement from residents across Orlèans at the January 25th Orlèans Corridor Study public meeting. The Study is the culmination of decades of work by many key stakeholders in the community. I want to extend my gratitude to all those who have contributed to getting the City to…
Vote on your favourite design for the new Chapel Hill Park splash pad! I am so happy to share the proposed designs for the new Chapel Hill Park splash pad, which includes two different layout and water feature options, a significant improvement on the existing water feature. Residents have an opportunity to provide their feedback…
I am pleased to announce that the City of Ottawa will begin construction of the Blackburn Park Splash Pad the week of May 17, 2021. Construction of this brand-new splashpad will take place over several weeks, with the completion of the project later this summer. This new park feature’s design was chosen by the community,…
The 2021 Wild Parsnip Program began May 25, 2021. Similar to years past, the goal is to reduce the growth of wild parsnip in highly infested areas while ensuring that environmentally sensitive areas and public safety are not adversely impacted. In total, Council has approved $298,000 for this year’s strategy. The 2021 Wild…