Newsletters

My newsletter has evolved into a combination of a blog, column, and editorial. Published every Tuesday, it’s the best way to learn more about what’s on my mind and what’s happening in the community, the city, and at City Hall!

An archive of past newsletter issues is at the bottom of the page.

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Weekly newsletter: May 30, 2023

Over the next few weeks, residents will receive a letter jointly from the City of Ottawa and Service Line Warranties of Canada (SLWC). SLWC is an independent company endorsed by the City to provide homeowners with optional and voluntary protection plans to cover repair costs associated with the homeowner portion of water, sewer/septic, and stormwater service lines (connecting the mains with homes).

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Weekly newsletter: May 16, 2023

Earlier in the year, I was invited to join the Canadian Urban Transit Association’s (CUTA) Transit Board Members Committee (TBMC). The TBMC is comprised of people— mostly elected officials — who sit on transit committees, commissions, or their local equivalents across the country.

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Weekly newsletter: May 2, 2023

You may have heard the city is considering implementing a bag-and-tag system. It limits each household to two bags of garbage every two weeks and provides them with an annual allotment of tags for additional bags

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Weekly newsletter: April 18, 2023

Each autumn, the city’s forest services (under public works) plans out locations and species of trees to plant across the city next year, including those in parks, commemorative trees, and trees in trust on private properties.

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Weekly newsletter: April 11, 2023

There’s a certain cruelty with the weather we had over the last week. Other than branches left curbside for collection, nobody would know our city just went through another winter storm

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