Monthly Archives: July 2026

GCA Annual General Meeting

GCA Annual General Meeting  Thursday September 17th, 2026 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Glebe Community Centre - Scotton Hall Join your neighbours for the GCA’s Annual General Meeting. Find out what we’ve been up to over the pasat year, what’s ahead and meet and mingle  over light refreshments. Hear from special guest Robert Fife, recently [...]

2026-07-29T18:12:54-04:00July 29th, 2026|Board, Events, News|0 Comments

2025-2026: Community Consultation – Lionel Britton Park – Year-Long Redevelopment Addressing Soil Risk Set to be Complete by End of August 2026

The year-long soil risk management and redevelopment work by the city at Lionel Britton Park is set to be complete by the end of August 2026. A main goal was to improve the park’s surface cover, recommended by the City based on the identification of poor quality soil fill in this area. Its shallow soils [...]

2026-07-29T11:54:16-04:00July 29th, 2026|Parks|0 Comments

2025-2026: Community Consultation – Piloting of a Boarded Hockey Rink at Sylvia Holden Park

This past winter, the City of Ottawa piloted a new boarded rink at Sylvia Holden Park, including the installation of necessary water infrastructure at the site. The next phase of the seasonal rink project would include the installation of permanent rink lighting facing away from O’Connor Street, a permanent rink shack where the seasonal trailer [...]

2026-07-29T11:47:42-04:00July 29th, 2026|Parks|0 Comments

2025-2026: Advocacy and Action – Fire Station Park: Community-Led Greening Initiatives & Gardening Program

Fire Station Park has been conditionally approved by the City of Ottawa for its Community-Led Greening Initiatives & Gardening Program. The committee’s work with this new program is being planned in partnership with the Ottawa Horticultural Society (OHS), the Ottawa Wildflower Seed Library, and Fletcher Wildlife Garden. Envisioned is a native garden with plants for [...]

2026-07-29T11:43:36-04:00July 29th, 2026|Parks|0 Comments

2025-2026: Advocacy and Action – Fire Station Park: Community-Led Greening Initiatives & Gardening Program

Fire Station Park has been conditionally approved by the City of Ottawa for its Community-Led Greening Initiatives & Gardening Program. The committee’s work with this new program is being planned in partnership with the Ottawa Horticultural Society (OHS), the Ottawa Wildflower Seed Library, and Fletcher Wildlife Garden. Envisioned is a native garden with plants for [...]

2026-07-29T11:41:44-04:00July 29th, 2026|Uncategorized|0 Comments

2025-2026: Advocacy and Action – Exploration Park: Mitigation of damage and vandalism; pursuit of a maintenance agreement

This year, the GCA Parks Committee continued to pursue mitigation of damage and vandalism that has been occurring at Exploration Park, as well as a garden maintenance agreement for the park. This unique environment of creative, active recreation was completed in 2014 after several years of consultation, the pro bono contribution of designers Brett Cardinal [...]

2026-07-29T11:39:30-04:00July 29th, 2026|Parks|0 Comments

2025-2026: Advocacy and Action – Glebe Memorial Park: Expansion and Shack Revamp

Work is currently paused on the Bronson/Chamberlain construction project due to its proximity to a city watermain. The work, when completed, will see the re-alignment of Chamberlain Avenue, shifted north as it approaches Bronson and connecting it with the improved Bronson off-ramp. The Parks Committee has long advocated that the city take advantage of [...]

2026-07-29T11:35:10-04:00July 29th, 2026|Parks|0 Comments

2025-2026: Advocacy and Action – Receptacles for Dog waste, Sorted recycling, garbage and other organics; Annual Park Clean-up

The GCA Parks Committee continues to advocate for better receptacles for dog waste, sorted recycling, garbage and other organics in our neighborhood parks. This year saw the installment of such receptacles in Sylvia Holden Park. The Committee, as always, organized the annual park clean-up. 2026 Parks Clean-Up

2026-07-29T11:36:35-04:00July 29th, 2026|Parks|0 Comments
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