Councillor Christine Leadman will meet with concerned residents to discuss the traffic and parking issues affecting Evered Avenue.
When: Monday November 2, 2009
Time: 7pm to 9pm
Where: Mothercraft boardroom, 475 Evered Avenue
For more information contact Deb Chapman at debchapman@magma.ca
One person’s trash is another person’s treasure. Fall Give Away Weekend will take place Saturday, October 24 and Sunday, October 25 at the conclusion of Waste Reduction Week.
So don’t throw away your unwanted household goods. Set them out at the curb with a sign or label indicating that they are free.
Treasures Could Include
Rules for Give Away Weekend
Please consider safety when deciding which items to set out to the curb. The Consumer Product Safety Bureau of Health Canada advises that used children’s items such as baby walkers, yo-yo balls, cribs, car seats, strollers, playpens, bath seats, mattresses and other child-related items should not be placed out at the curb.
Remember, items not picked up can be donated to charitable organizations or placed on used-item websites.
Give Away Weekend Etiquette
Fall Give Away weekend is another way to help the City RETHINK GARBAGE and maximize landfill space, protecting our most precious treasure – our environment.
Saturday, October 17th, 2009 between 10:30 and noon
(Rain date: Sunday Oct 18th)
We did it in the Spring, now we’re doing it again!
The WCA is hosting a fall cleanup of Clare Garden Park. Bring your families and meet some of your neighbours!
We’ll bring a few rakes and large garden bags but we recommend you bring gardening gloves and extra rakes.
Hope to see you there!
Learn low-to-no cost ways to save on your household energy bills and lower your GHG emissions at this free seminar:
TD Friends of the environment Foundation will be giving out free energy conservation kits at the seminar including CFL lightbulbs, a power bar, low flow showerhead and faucet, and water bottle (valued about $45).
Read more about this event here.
You do not need to be an environmentalist to want to save on your energy bills. Reducing the amount of energy used means lowering GHG emissions, less pollution, and more money in your pocket.
Learn low-to-no cost ways to save on your household energy bills and lower your GHG emissions at this free seminar:
View more info here or read on:
This info is from the office of MPP Yasir Naqvi:
As you know, Ottawa City Council is currently considering a proposal to redevelop Lansdowne Park.
Situated at the heart of Ottawa for over a hundred years, the redevelopment of Lansdowne will be a key defining moment in the history of our city. This project is overflowing with potential, and if done carefully, could breathe new life into our city by increasing tourism, sport and community. This is really our opportunity to shine as a community and a National Capital – to build something truly worthy of the history and prestige of this site.
As you may know, the proposal and process for the Lansdowne redevelopment has been cloaked in controversy and secrecy for months. However, the City is now undertaking to expose the project and involve residents in the planning process through public consultation sessions to take place over the next two weeks. This is an important opportunity for all Ottawans to get involved and voice their opinions and visions for Lansdowne. Whether you live in the Glebe, Nepean, Orleans or Vanier, the redevelopment of Lansdowne Park will have an impact on your community and your city.
I encourage you to participate in the consultations taking place in your community. I also ask you to please spread the word to your friends, families and neighbours and ask them to participate as well. To be truly representative of the life and character of our city, we need everyone to participate in the consultations taking place.
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The consultation in our ward will be held:
Monday, October 5, 6 to 9 p.m.
Tom Brown Arena, Hall
141 Bayview Road
Help shape your community and please consider attending.
The Westboro Community Association AGM will be at 7:00-9:00 pm on Tuesday September 22, 2009 at the Churchill Seniors Centre (345 Richmond Rd.)
It’s a perfect opportunity to renew your memberships and let the Board know about the neighborhood issues which are affecting you today. Is it traffic? Green space? Development? Safety?
Our guest speaker, Constable Maria Keene, will speak about the community safety plan.
Hope to see you there!
This year’s AGM has been scheduled for:
7:00-9:00 pm on Tuesday September 22, 2009 at the Churchill Seniors Centre (345 Richmond Rd.)
This is your opportunity to meet the Board (and find out what has been keeping us busy all year), renew your membership, and stand for a board position* as well.
Our guest speaker this year is Constable Maria Keen, the community police officer for Westboro.
More details to follow!
* Please let us know by September 18th if you plan on standing for the Board. Email (hellowestboro@yahoo.ca) your contact info, a short bio, and tell us about any relevant experience. Thank you!
… Friday August 7th is family movie night at Iona Park. The Hampton-Iona Community Group is hosting a showing of Madagascar.
The 3rd Annual Summer Party is on for tomorrow (Friday the 26th) between 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m at Iona Park. We’ll have games, BBQ, music, bubbles, swimming and more!!! No rain date, so we are on rain or shine.
Here’s a few tips to make tomorrow a fun day:
This is a free event sponsored in part by the Hampton Iona Community Group. Dovercourt and The Morris Home Team have provided the BOUNCY CASTLE free of charge for the party as well. So invite your friends, neighbours, spread the word and come out to celebrate the start of summer!!
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