Today, with the support of my Council colleagues, Ottawa is sending the message that living a healthier, more active lifestyle is a priority. As outlined in the Official Plan, the City’s Cycling and Pedestrian plans have many shovel or design ready active transportation projects ready to go, they simply lack funding support. As all levels…
May 28, 2020 Ottawa Mayor and Councillors call for infrastructure supports for development of Ottawa’s Active Transportation Networks The COVID-19 pandemic has in many respects been a transformative event for the City of Ottawa. It has shined a light on our existing travel patterns and led to a serious self-examination on how we…
As part of the Stage 2 O-Train Light Rail Transit (LRT) project, crews and equipment will begin construction of the foundation for the new elevated rail flyover bridge just east of the existing Transitway overpass above Highway 174. The East Rail Flyover Bridge will be built above westbound highway lanes, permitting the rail alignment to…
At the December 4, 2019 Transportation Committee meeting, the City of Ottawa launched the Transportation Master Plan Update. This document is the roadmap for the planning and operation of the City’s walking, cycling, transit, and road networks for the next several decades. Residents will have the opportunity to review the plan, and provide feedback through the…
Innes Ward is home to many senior residents who are choosing to remain in the community. Providing accessible infrastructure is a priority to ensure that seniors and residents with mobility restrictions continue to enjoy everything our community has to offer. In our Ward, there are multiple projects underway, or just completed that will add to…
Projects in progress or complete Multi-use pathways Des Grives Crescent to Toulouse Crescent Toulouse Crescent to Belval Crescent Orleans Blvd to Kamouraska Circle Gaultois Ave to Orleans Blvd Repaving Meadowglen Dr – Meadowhill Crescent East to Forest Valley Drive St. Joseph resurfacing Anderson Road (South of Renaud) Beausejour resurfacing Eastpark Drive Infrastructure upgrades Delorme pumping…
Today, city staff have come back with an update on the Brian Coburn Extension project. I am pleased to see progress on this very important file, as Innes Ward both needs and deserves adequate roadway infrastructure for residents. I will continue to work with the community and city staff to ensure the needs of our…
Today, the federal government announced it was joining the City of Ottawa and providing $1 million towards the renovation and expansion of the Blackburn Arena. This renovation is a key infrastructure renewal project for the City, one that invests in the local community to make the arena a more inclusive and functional space. With the…
Councillor Laura Dudas invites you for a special announcement at the Blackburn Arena. Date: Tuesday, July 23Time: 10 a.m.Location: Blackburn Arena, 200 Glen Park Drive Please RSVP by emailing Laura.Dudas@ottawa.ca.
The Delorme Sanitary Sewage Pump Station, located on the corner of des Épinettes Avenue and Jeanne D’Arc Boulevard, will soon be undergoing rehabilitation. This $5.8 million project is a proactive investment in replacing sewage pumps, the backup generator, and electrical and control systems. All residents within a 100-meters radius of the construction zone have received…