Beginning today, two more groups of Ottawa residents can step forward to receive the COVID-19 vaccine: patient-facing health care workers who are classified as “very high priority” and people age 90 and older. The booking process for each of these groups is different. If you are...
At the Riverside Park Community Association meeting of March 3, 2021, Councillor Brockington provided an update to the attending residents on projects and engagement opportunities in River Ward. If you missed the meeting, you can view his report at the following link: RPCA - Mar...
River Ward Community Update Dear friends and neighbours of River Ward, I hope you and your loved ones are well. This month, on March 17, we will mark the one year anniversary the City of Ottawa entered into a State of Emergency due to the COVID pandemic. It has...
At the regular meeting of the Hunt Club Community Association, Councillor Brockington provided an updated on current activities and projects in River Ward. If you missed the meeting, you can review his update by opening up the following attachment: HCCA - Mar 1 2021...
Printable Copy of the Key Messages: Key Messages (March 1_EN); Key Messages (March 1_FR) Bookings are now available for COVID-19 vaccinations for some Ottawa residents. Residents who were born in or before 1941, or who are adult recipients of chronic home care, and who live in the following communities are...
The COVID-19 vaccine will be available next week to Ottawa residents who are 80 years old and older or who are adult recipients of chronic home care and who live in neighbourhoods where rates of COVID-19 are highest. Details of the pop-up vaccination clinic, including how...
The following presentations were part of the City Council Meeting of Feb 24, 2021 and provided updates on the Vaccination plan for Ottawa. English: 2021_02_24 EOC Command Team - City Council Update_FINAL_EN 1 - OPH Council (Eng) - Feb 24, 2021 French: 2021_02_24 EOC Command Team -...
The City of Ottawa is holding an online engagement until March 8 to present the Prince of Wales Bridge Environmental Assessment study and proposed options for a new interim multi-use pathway. This link would become an interprovincial active transportation crossing over the Ottawa River, where...
March Break has been rescheduled to April, so we have moved our popular in-person camps to April and added virtual activities that you can do from home. Check out the April Break Camps eGuides starting today at ottawa.ca/recreation and get ready to register on Thursday,...
Designing a hospital for Ottawa’s climate, the team behind the scenes, focus on research and more: New Civic Development CheckPoint Welcome to the February 2021 edition of the new Civic development CheckPoint. In this latest edition, you’ll read about how architects working on the new Civic development...
Thank you to everyone who attended last night's meeting on Zoom. If you missed it, you can review the meeting through the youtube link below. I have also attached the slides from the meeting HERE for your benefit. https://youtu.be/IxvFZa8zJF0 ...
At the general meeting of the Carlington Community Association on February 16, 2021, Councillor Brockington presented a thorough update to the attending residents and CCA board members. If you missed the meeting, you can view his report here: CCA Feb 16 2021...