Here is a very interesting report on how green-space and parks affect people and communities. To see the  full report, please click on PARK PEOPLE or visit their website www.PARKPEOPLE.CA A few  highlights are: PARK PEOPLE: IMPACT REPORT 2015 “Research shows that residents of neighbourhoods with greenery in common spaces are more likely to enjoy

For those who missed the Annual General Meeting: Councillor Chiarelli spoke about: SNOW REMOVAL CHANGES: The city has changed from clearing snow after 5cm to 7cm.  If you were not happy with this year’s snow removal, please send a message to: rick.chiarelli@ottawa.ca RAPID TRANSIT ON BASELINE:.  The busses will travel in the middle lane. Details can be

Thursday, April 27, 2017 @ 7 p.m. Annual General Meeting Note: *NEW* LOCATION City View United Church Hall, 6 Epworth Avenue, Speeding/Traffic: Cst. Sherry Jordan Doug Frobel Park Update, Splash Pad, Trees, Infill: Rick Chiarelli. Question Period, Annual Memberships $10 or  3 Years for $25 50/50 Draw Click Here for A.G.M. FLYER  

We are glad to report our numbers in support of preserving this piece of Canadian history right here in our neighbourhood are growing. Every form is bringing us closer and closer to our goal. Take a drive by; take a good look at 21 Withrow. Then imagine what it would look like filled with row

C.V.C.A. Neighbourhood flyers are now being delivered to community mailboxes and are being returned to our Community Association. We are happy to say that we are getting a favourable response and signed levy forms are coming back in. Please think about this and call us if you have any further questions.  We want to hear

This notice is to advise you that no more work will be attempted on the large outfield rink at Doug Frobel Park. Please enjoy the small puddle rink on the basketball court behind the Nepean Museum at 16 Rowley Avenue. Your C.V.C.A. Executive.

GOOD NEWS: The outside water source has been turned back on by the city. Flooding is underway on the puddle rink behind the Nepean Museum at 16 Rowley Avenue. We need volunteers to help. If you can spare even one hour to help build and maintain our skating rink, please EMAIL CityViewAssociation@gmail.com No experience necessary.

http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/ottawa/ottawa-baseline-road-transit-corridor-concerns-1.3919275 Click on the link above to see the entire CBC news post. Baseline Road rapid transit corridor traveling towards opposition 13.8-kilometre transit corridor requires the partial expropriation of more than 200 properties Marjorie Shaver-Jones, President of the Copeland Park Community Association is concerned the planning and environmental assessment study on the project will be rubber-stamped