Ready to vote? 2026 Ward 6 – Stittsville candidates respond to questions
Each municipal candidate has different ideas about what is important, how to spend tax money, and how to solve problems. Stittsville residents need to decide what is important to you, and what you think is best for Ward 6 – Stittsville.
Together for Nature tour launch in Ottawa
Across Ontario, communities are facing growing challenges as lands, waters, and wildlife come under increasing pressure from development, resource extraction, and policy changes that weaken environmental safeguards…
Exciting news for Stittsville basketball and pickleball players – new indoor courts are on the way
“Over the last 3–4 months, our project team has been grinding through the essential pre-construction phase to ensure our brand-new, FIBA-sized indoor gymnasium meets all City of Ottawa requirements…
Stittsville Village Association is hosting an all-candidates debate for Ward 6 – Stittsville
All nine candidates have been invited to attend the September 17th debate which will run from 7:00-9:15pm, with the doors opening at 6:30pm. A link to register is provided below.
COMMUNITY NOTES: from the desk of Councillor Gower
This week, Councillor Gower is sharing news and events in our community such as the upcoming Butter Tart Festival on September 12th. Some good news for heritage fans…
JoJo’s Community Garden introduces a native plant maze in collaboration with Stittsville Goulbourn Horticultural Society
The community garden offers residents the opportunity to learn, make new friends and volunteer. Take a moment out of your day to visit the garden and maze and just relax.
A stunning mural and a summer BBQ (photos)
You may have noticed, as you travel down Stittsville Main, the activity on the north side of Pretty Pots Flowers. Youth from Stittsville have been busily showcasing their talent…
Art of peace: Stittsville Lions youth showcase poster contest
Peace posters created by youth show us a world where hands are joined and where differences are celebrated – harmony in humanity.
Wake Up, Ottawa! Fire safety starts at home: Ottawa Firefighters visit select homes this month
Ontario’s Fire Code requires homes to have working smoke alarms on every storey and outside all sleeping areas. Homes with a fuel-burning appliance, fireplace or attached garage must also have carbon monoxide alarms
On The Road 4 Mental Health – more than 1.6 million steps – Greg McPherson planning for 2027 walk
Greg is very open about mental health and hopes his family’s story will help others. Through powerful story telling, the stigma and shame attached can be diminished.
COMMUNITY NOTES: from the desk of Councillor Gower
This week, Councillor Gower is inviting residents to register for the Fall Campaign for Cleaning the Capital. He provides an update on the Carp Road Widening project…
Local author Elysia Rourke pens inaugural novel – Whale Fall – the story of a captured Orca
“With all of my reading and research, a story started brewing in my head about an orca named Whale and what her life would be like growing up in captivity…
Local businessman, Phil Sweetnam, expresses concerns to the city planner for the Hazeldean-Savage Drive proposed development
In early August, 2026, local businessman Phil Sweetnam, submitted his comments and concerns to City of Ottawa Planner, Colette Gorni in two sets of comments. He is now sharing…
Celebrating 20 years of art, nature, and community – Sundance Artisan Show features Stittsville artist
The popular destination typically welcomes 3,000 visitors over the weekend. Admission and parking are free, with donations appreciated. Bring the family…
Your ride made better: OC Transpo launches transit improvements and fall service changes on August 30
OC Transpo’s fall service change takes effect on Sunday, August 30 and includes significant transit improvements and other planned service adjustments for the fall.