SJAM Winter Sports Festival – January 19

See http://sjam.ca/ for more more up to date details about this winter sports event nearby at Remic Rapids, including weather conditions and entry fees.

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SJAM Festival

COME AND JOIN US FOR A FUN COMMUNITY EVENT ON SUNDAY 19 JANUARY 2020.

  • All ages XC Ski Scurry and Scoot fun races

  • All ages Fat Bike Blast race

  • Try out the GIANT multi-person Norwegian skis

  • Check out our ski obstacle course, play on the snow hill, demo some gear, warm up with hot chocolate and enjoy our supporting partner booths

  • Support two important local causes: The SJAM Winter Trail and The Snowsuit Fund of Ottawa

DETAILS:

  • Date: Sunday January 19 from 9am – 1pm

  • Location: Remic Rapids Park off the Sir John A. McDonald Parkway by the Ottawa river. Check out their site here

  • Fun race schedule

    • 10:00 1km Ski Scurry (age 10 and under). View course here

    • 10:30 5km Ski Scoot (age 11 to grandparent!). View course here

    • 11:30 5km Fatbike Blast. View course here

  • Pre-race registration is requested as numbers are limited. Click here to register for all races through our partner, Dovercourt Recreation

    • FREE for children 10 years and younger

    • $10 for all other participants

    • Pick-up bibs between 9:00 – 9:45 for those who are pre-registered for the ski events and 10:30 – 11:15 for the bike event

  • Onsite registration will be available from 9:00-9:45 for the ski events and 10:30 – 11:15 for the bike event. However we strongly encourage you to register in advance

  • In the event of inclement weather, the festival may be cancelled. Check this website for updates

  • Interested in getting involved as a festival and race volunteer? Check out our FAQs section below

Posted on January 11, 2020 .

Reminder: Meeting tomorrow (Tuesday, Thursday 10th) for 99 Parkdale Site Plan Application + Pre-Construction Community Meeting

Therw will be a community meeting on Wednesday, December 11 from 6:30-8:30pm at the Hintonburg Community Centre (Wellington Room) for 99 Parkdale Avenue. Brigil and City staff will be on hand to run through the Site Plan, the construction details and take any feedback.

https://kitchissippiward.ca/content/99-parkdale-ave-site-plan-control-application-pre-construction-community-meeting

Posted on December 9, 2019 .

99 Parkdale Site Plan Application + Pre-Construction Community Meeting

Community meeting on Wednesday, December 11 from 6:30-8:30pm at the Hintonburg Community Centre (Wellington Room) for 99 Parkdale Avenue. Brigil and City staff will be on hand to run through the Site Plan, the construction details and take any feedback.

https://kitchissippiward.ca/content/99-parkdale-ave-site-plan-control-application-pre-construction-community-meeting

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Posted on December 3, 2019 .

MCA Builders Code of Conduct

MCA has recently prepared the Mechanicsville Builder's Code of Conduct. This document and 2 City documents will be provided to property owners and their contractors for development in Mechanicsville. Please message MCA with any suggestions or revisions

Posted on October 19, 2019 .

Reminder: Ottawa-Centre Federal Candidates Meet and Greet on October 9th

In collaboration with Centretown Community Health Centre, Parkdale Food Centre, Dalhousie Food Cupboard, and Centretown Emergency Food Cupboard and with support from Community Food Centres of Canada’s Eat, Think, Vote campaign, SWCHC are hosting a community event for residents of our catchment to meet with candidates of Ottawa-Centre.

 

Moderated by Patricia Harewood, the focus of this meet & greet will be to have candidates speak to priority issues of residents as well as have an open Q/A. It will be held on Wednesday, October 9th from 5:30-8:30pm at the Adult High School (300 Rochester Street)

Posted on October 7, 2019 .

174 Forward Avenue update

As part of the pre-construction requirements, the owner of 174 Forward Avenue met with MCA and neighbors to discuss the attached Mechanicsville Builders' Code of Conduct and details on the development of this property.

It is important to note that a building permit has not been issued and a site plan agreement has not been registered. There are other applicable permits that need to be applied for and issued to encroachments onto roads and sidewalks, the encroachment details are forthcoming.

The owner anticipate demolition and excavation to start in October or November and the development may take approximately 8 to 9 months. Access for construction vehicles to this property will be from the back laneway and the owner is fully aware this laneway is the only access for the homes south of this property.

Neighbors and MCA clearly outlined to the owner that Lyndale Avenue is a busy street, there are at least 2 daily school buses that pickup children at that corner, Forward Avenue has lots of children and parking for any onsite workers is going to be a significant issue.

MCA will keep you posted. Send any comments to: MechanicsvilleCA@gmail.com

Posted on September 24, 2019 .

Ottawa-Centre Federal Candidates Event October 9th Invitation from Somerset West CHC and Centretown CHC

In collaboration with Centretown Community Health Centre, Parkdale Food Centre, Dalhousie Food Cupboard, and Centretown Emergency Food Cupboard and with support from Community Food Centres of Canada’s Eat, Think, Vote campaign, SWCHC are hosting a community event for residents of our catchment to meet with candidates of Ottawa-Centre.

 

Moderated by Patricia Harewood, the focus of this meet & greet will be to have candidates speak to priority issues of residents as well as have an open Q/A. It will be held on Wednesday, October 9th from 5:30-8:30pm at the Adult High School (300 Rochester Street)

Posted on September 17, 2019 .

City is applying mitigative measures to address the LRT noise

MCA is pleased to advise the first of the mitigative measures to address the LRT noise will be "rail polishing" starting tomorrow August 31st and undertaken at night for the next 2 weeks! We continue to pursue the installation of other noise damning features and the application of gravel to the trench to absorb noise. We've also been in discussion with Quiet.org for further assistance if needed. Hold tight, everyone!

Posted on August 30, 2019 .