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: January 16, 2024

Thank you to the many residents who reached out with compliments, concerns, and general feedback about the snow clearing that followed. Although there were many positives from the operation, it’s arguably been overshadowed by several delays and deficiencies.

Also in this newsletter:

  • vehicle thefts

  • Woodroffe/Slack lane closure

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Weekly newsletter: January 9, 2024

A few eagle-eyed residents have noticed our new logo, which was quietly introduced over the new year. It’s a cleaner design, keeps all the text within the shape, and gives a nod to the origins of our community when it was first developed by the former City of Nepean.

In this newsletter:

  • Woodroffe/Slack lane closure

  • vacant unit tax

  • New Year's Eve event

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Weekly newsletter: November 28, 2023

Last night, Councillor Hill and I hosted a virtual town hall with OC Transpo staff to present the amended bus realignment proposals for Barrhaven and to gather additional community feedback to guide continued discussions with staff.

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Weekly newsletter: November 21, 2023

It was so great to see so many of you lined up along Beatrice and Strandherd on Sunday for the Santa Claus Parade! As the community gears up for the holiday season, keep an eye out for craft markets and consider supporting small local vendors when shopping for people in your life.

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Weekly newsletter: November 14, 2023

The route review is an ongoing exercise at Council’s request to better match transit service to the travel patterns that have changed over the last few years and stabilised only recently. This includes putting a higher emphasis on local travel, easier trips to destinations outside downtown (like employment nodes, shopping areas, and Carleton University), and introducing service to new communities.

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