GCA Year in Review: 2014-2015
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Lansdowne Transportation and Glebe Neighbourhood Bikeway Information Night
Thanks to the nearly 100 residents from the Glebe and neighbouring communities who turned out for this information night on May 7th hosted by the Glebe Community Association. The display boards provided by the various presenters are available from these links: Glebe Community Association: Poster for May Meeting , Update on GCA Lansdowne recommendations OC Transpo: [...]
OSEG and OC Transpo Transportation Plans and Shuttle Routes for 2015 RedBlacks Games
It's football season and the RedBlacks home opener at Lansdowne is on July 4th 6pm. Other games dates and times can be found at the tdplace.ca website. Here are the highlights from the Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group's transportation plans for this year's football games at Lansdowne, where most games are expected to be sold [...]
Parks Report to the Board
Parks Report to GCA Feb 2015
Synopsis: Heritage Consultation Meeting February 2014
Approximately 30 people attended, including the GCA Heritage Committee, and residents of Monkland, Linden Terrace, Clemow west of Bank, Powell, Glebe Avenue, Rosebery, and Renfrew. Residents had been invited by a distributed flyer. Introduction. Johanna Persohn, Chair of GCA Heritage Committee, welcomed residents, and introduced the members of the GCA Heritage Committee, and described the boundaries of the heritage [...]
Rideau Canal Crossing Final Open House
Thursday Sept 27, 2012 7:00 - 9:00 pm Glebe Community Centre, Scotton Hall The City of Ottawa identified its preferred preliminary design concept for a pedestrian/cycle bridge across the canal from Clegg to Fifth. The open house gives the community a final chance to comment on the preliminary recommended plan for the crossing, ask questions [...]
Resolution for Pesticide Free Community
Resolution passed by the Glebe Community Association declaring the Glebe as a pesticide free community. April 24, 2007 Whereas a body of evidence shows that pesticides can lead to permanent harm to human health, particularly that of children, and to the health of pets and the environment, and whereas 126 cities across Canada have implemented [...]