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New & Improved Playground for Bella Vista Park
Councillor Stephen Blais is pleased to announce that Bella Vista Park in Cumberland will see a major upgrade this year.
New & Improved Playground for Bella Vista Park
Councillor Stephen Blais is pleased to announce that Bella Vista Park in Cumberland will see a major upgrade this year.
Major rural infrastructure projects in 2018
Since 2014 the City of Ottawa has invested more in infrastrcuture renewal per kilometre of rural road in the rural areas of Cumberland Ward than in any other rural ward in the City.
Using a Presto card just got easier
Transit customers will be able to purchase monthly passes, load funds, check their balance, and set age-based discounts at 66 different Shoppers Drug Mart, Loblaws and Real Canadian Superstore locations across Ottawa.
Roundabout construction about to begin
Stephen was proud to secure the $1.8 million in the 2018 budget to have the roundabout constructed this year.
New & Improved Playground for Bella Vista Park
Councillor Stephen Blais is pleased to announce that Bella Vista Park in Cumberland will see a major upgrade this year.
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Fixing the Green Bin
Cumberland Councillor Stephen Blais is pleased that the City is finally addressing the inherent problems with the Green Bin Program. The Green Bin Program could expand under a revised contract with Orgaworld Canada Ltd.
2019 Budget in the works
The City budget helps to determine the amount of property taxes you pay to the City each year. If you are a home, business or property owner, you will pay your property taxes in two annual instalments.
Cleanup Continues
Today, our teams will continue with the clean-up. As we have learned from the past few events, winter operations happen in stages. We begin with major and arterial roads and sidewalks, keeping them clear and safe for residents, then we move into residential area and work to clear bus stops.
Winter Operations Update March 15
Crews are out today throughout the City clearing ice from roads, sidewalks, catch basins and bus stops. Other teams will be out filling potholes.
Clearing snow in the capital
Snow removal is based on a road-priority system, with high-use roads and emergency and transit routes cleared first.
- Latest News
- Winter Weather
- Updates
- Parks
- Infrastructure
- OC Transpo
- Safety
- Community
- Environment
- Budget
New & Improved Playground for Bella Vista Park
Councillor Stephen Blais is pleased to announce that Bella Vista Park in Cumberland will see a major upgrade this year.
Cleanup Continues
Today, our teams will continue with the clean-up. As we have learned from the past few events, winter operations happen in stages. We begin with major and arterial roads and sidewalks, keeping them clear and safe for residents, then we move into residential area and work to clear bus stops.
Winter Operations Update March 15
Crews are out today throughout the City clearing ice from roads, sidewalks, catch basins and bus stops. Other teams will be out filling potholes.
New & Improved Playground for Bella Vista Park
Councillor Stephen Blais is pleased to announce that Bella Vista Park in Cumberland will see a major upgrade this year.
Major rural infrastructure projects in 2018
Since 2014 the City of Ottawa has invested more in infrastrcuture renewal per kilometre of rural road in the rural areas of Cumberland Ward than in any other rural ward in the City.
Using a Presto card just got easier
Transit customers will be able to purchase monthly passes, load funds, check their balance, and set age-based discounts at 66 different Shoppers Drug Mart, Loblaws and Real Canadian Superstore locations across Ottawa.
Roundabout construction about to begin
Stephen was proud to secure the $1.8 million in the 2018 budget to have the roundabout constructed this year.
New & Improved Playground for Bella Vista Park
Councillor Stephen Blais is pleased to announce that Bella Vista Park in Cumberland will see a major upgrade this year.
Fixing the Green Bin
Cumberland Councillor Stephen Blais is pleased that the City is finally addressing the inherent problems with the Green Bin Program. The Green Bin Program could expand under a revised contract with Orgaworld Canada Ltd.
2019 Budget in the works
The City budget helps to determine the amount of property taxes you pay to the City each year. If you are a home, business or property owner, you will pay your property taxes in two annual instalments.
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