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Vote in Ottawa’s municipal election

There will be three separate voting opportunities with a total of seven in-person voting days for electors to cast their ballot in the 2022 Municipal Elections.

Special Advance Vote Days

Special Advance Vote Days will take place from 10 am to 8 pm on:

• Saturday, September 24,
• Sunday, September 25,
• Monday, September 26, and
• Tuesday, September 27, 2022

During this voting event, voting places use an electronic Voters’ List and will offer “anywhere voting”. You can vote at any of the following nine voting places across the City of Ottawa, regardless of your address:

1.  François Dupuis Recreation Centre, 2263 Portobello Boulevard
2. St-Laurent Complex, 525 Côté Street
3. City Hall, 110 Laurier Avenue West
4. Greenboro Community Centre, 363 Lorry Greenberg Drive
5. Minto Recreation Complex – Barrhaven, 3500 Cambrian Road
6. Nepean Sportsplex, 1701 Woodroffe Avenue
7. Michele Heights Community Centre, 2955 Michèle Drive
8. Richcraft Recreation Complex – Kanata, 4101 Innovation Drive
9. CARDELREC Recreation Complex Goulbourn, 1500 Shea Road

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Advance Vote Days

Advance Vote Days will take place on Friday, October 7 and Friday, October 14, 2022, from 10 am to 8 pm, with the exception of long-term care centres and retirement homes which may have reduced hours.

On these voting days, you will have the opportunity to vote in your ward at your assigned voting location.

Voting Day

Voting Day is Monday, October 24, 2022. On this day, you can vote in your ward at your assigned voting place from 10 am to 8 pm, with the exception of long-term care centres and retirement homes which may have reduced hours.

Mark your calendars for Election Day on Monday, October 24.

With the mayor and at least a third of city council being new faces, this “change” election is a unique opportunity to influence the future of our city!

Learn about the candidates and how to vote

Police are advising public about two unprovoked assaults against women in Hunt Club, River Ward 16.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Thursday, September 22, 2022 4:05 pm  

(Ottawa) – The Ottawa Police Service is investigating two incidents of unprovoked assaults against women last week.

The first incident took place on September 13 at about 6 pm in the area of Cahill Drive and McCarthy Road. Two women walking southbound on Cahill Drive when they were approached from behind by a man. A 58-year-old woman was hit on the head. She suffered minor injuries.

The second assault happened on September 16 at about 8 pm in the area of Uplands Drive and Bennett St. A 29-year-old woman was walking on the sidewalk when a man came towards from a grassy area. When he reached her, he struck her. She received minor injuries.

Investigators believe the same person may be responsible for both assaults.

The suspect is described as a male, 20 – 30 years old, 5’7-5’9 (170 – 175 cm) tall,

skinny build, long black curly hair past his shoulders, worn in a ponytail.  At the time he was wearing a dark baseball hat white shirt, dark shorts, and white running shoes.

“We are asking the public to be beware of their surroundings and report anything suspicious to police through 911,” says Sgt. Shane Henderson of the East Criminal Investigations Unit.

Anyone who has information about these assaults or other similar incidents is asked to contact East Criminal Investigations Unit at 613-236-1222 Ext 3566.

CONTACT: Media Relations Section                  

Tel: 613-236-1222, ext. 5366

Police are advising public about two unprovoked assaults against women https://t.co/GZnubRf4Hn#ottnews

— Ottawa Police (@OttawaPolice) September 22, 2022

 

Selfless contribution and strong civics: Join Riverside Park’s Community Association.

the balance point is us, we are the electors, we pay the bills, we choose those to represent us.

Membership

This is the beginning year, where, City Wide and especially within Riverside Park, we frame and launch the 3 year process of new land use zoning, establishing Ottawa’s New Official Plan, redefining neighborhoods, mobility, parks and recreation. Combine this with a new City Planner, Mayoral powers, City councilors, Education Trustees and budget deficit with a automatic 6% increase, all will make for a learning experience like no other, brought to you live, to define the future blue print of Ottawa.

So if you are in the future of Riverside Park, in high school, university, a new resident based contributor, family member, legacy commuter… ask yourself where you want to be, and let’s make it so.

Join the Community Association and Board, represent our 30,000 residents needs, become known, building phenomenal social networks of opportunities, income and social benefits.

Membership click to join or renew

The Riverside Park Community Association (RPCA) is an organization composed of residents of the Riverside Park area who volunteer their time to represent the interests of their community.

The RPCA is dedicated to:

• Maintaining and enhancing the quality of life, the environment and the community spirit of Riverside Park
• Promoting the interests of the residents of Riverside Park
• Liaising with local Events and Festivals to promote community values
• Representing the concerns of the residents of Riverside Park to local, municipal and provincial governments

With the financial assistance of the City of Ottawa and the help of volunteers, we manage community skating rinks at Arnott Park and Pauline Vanier Park.

Nominations

This year there are four, open leadership positions on the board, 

This is the beginning year, where, City Wide and especially within Riverside Park, we frame and launch the 3 year process of new land use zoning, establishing Ottawa’s New Official Plan, redefining neighborhoods, mobility, parks and recreation. Combine this with a new City Planner, Mayoral powers, City councilors, Education Trustees and budget deficit with a automatic 6% increase, all will make for a learning experience like no other, brought to you live, to define the future blue print of Ottawa.

So if you are in the future of Riverside Park, in high school, university, a new resident based contributor, family member, legacy commuter… ask yourself where you want to be, and let’s make it so.

Join the Board and represent our 30,000 residents needs, become known, building phenomenal social networks of opportunities, income and social benefits.

Civics is a responsibility of citizenship.

ACTION REQUIRED

As a current member of the RPCA, please send your nomination, nominator and area of interest to our nomination committee: nominations@riveridepark.ca and you will receive confirmation and follow-ups as and if required.

The committee is open to new members.

If you have questions, need information please email: Travis Croken (Chair), Gabriel Gonzalez and Terry Wood. 

See you all at the AGM October 5th, 7:00PM

For Overall Schedule, Cast and Crew click here

For more information on September 15 & 17 click here    

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Updates on the Summer, Nominations for the Board, Membership drives and Traffic be Calm…:

Virtual Meeting click to download:

Agenda with Zoom Link

Minutes from June 2022

Financials July 21, 2022

Councillor’s Report

Transportation Report

Link to above presentation slide 26 Existing Conditions

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Link to Big Ideas:

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Link to second workshop wrap up panel:

 

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If you’re interested in seeing a community benefits agreement for the Confederation Heights redevelopment, let the Ottawa Community Benefits Network and the Heron Park Community Association know link:

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Ottawa Community Benefits Network is currently advocating for a Community Benefits Agreement for Confederation Heights. Click image below for session video:

For presentation slide deck click here.

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CLC Second Workshops Early June 2022:

 

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Queens University 2015, Long Term Vision:

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CLC As We Heard It Report available:

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CLC Public Engagement 1 video available:

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CLC Master Plan Team has met:

Riverside Park Community Association in Contex

 

The Confederation Heights Power Plant is part of 2 larger Federal Programs: 1. Federal energy program (ESAP) Energy Services Acquisition Program  and 2 Canada Lands Company (CLC) at Confederation Heights: Realize the Potential

Today’s Confederation Heights Power Plant facility:

 

What might be in the possible compared to a similar CLC Tunney’s Pasture plant development proposal

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