Author: Lesley McKay
Stittsville Central welcomes Algonquin College co-op student Olivia Senecal
Stittsville Central looks forward to sharing Olivia Senecal’s writing talent with the residents of Stittsville. Olivia will be working with us from March 16 until April 24, 2026.
South Carleton students walk-out to protest the OSAP changes
(Students of South Carleton High School in Richmond gathered together on February 12, 2026 for a walk-out to protest the recent Ontario Student Assistance Program announcement. They want their voices…
Conservation Authorities come under another change – revised provincial amalgamation plan causes concern
The province believes this new model will better strengthen informed choices for conservation authorities “to support the building of new homes and infrastructure”
CAF Captain Andrea Campbell of Stittsville and the CAF International Women’s Basketball team celebrate 10 years
Reflecting on her experience, Andrea offers this advice to young athletes: “Stay disciplined and start building good habits early. Sports can be a powerful outlet…
Ottawa Police Service online reporting for non-emergency incidents now easier and faster
This modernized tool allows community members to report incidents like property theft, vandalism, driving-related complaints and the newly added report option for cryptocurrency fraud…
COMMUNITY NOTES: from the desk of Councillor Gower
If approved, a new park at 785 Cope Drive will be renamed “Brummell-Curry Park”, in honour of their outstanding service and enduring impact on the community of Stittsville…
Education shouldn’t be a debt sentence: South Carleton students walking out against OSAP changes
This protest on March 11th is a way for us to collectively call this out for what it is: our government treating education like a business when it should be about our futures.
Soar into space at Jack’s Gala: Reaching for the Stars
The space-themed gala will honor eight-year-old Jack Laidlaw of Stittsville – an aspiring astronaut who dreams of one day being the first person to walk on Mars.
Commemorative park naming in honour of John Brummell and John Curry
John Brummell and John Curry were highly respected community leaders whose legacy will be honoured with the naming of a park in Stittsville.
Councillor Gower staying true to his word – stepping away after two terms
I’m really thankful for the staff that work in my office who have helped so much along the way. And I really appreciate all of the residents and businesses who get involved…
Over 100 walkers support the 2026 Coldest Night of the Year walk
The walk is meant to draw attention to issues people face when experiencing homelessness and hunger during our Canadian winters.
Euchre for a cause – Playing to make a difference for the Stittsville Food Bank
Don’t get euchred, give instead! That is exactly what the Stittsville Business Association (SBA) and organizer Jen Wozny had in mind when the inaugural ‘Battle of Stittsville Euchre Tournament’ was set…
COMMUNITY NOTES: from the desk of Councillor Gower
Councillor Gower thanks everyone who organized and participated in the Coldest Night of the Year fundraising walk hosted by Lionhearts Ottawa Inc.
The Stittsville Branch of the Ottawa Public Library is in the loop!
A wonderful new pilot project has arrived at the Stittsville Branch of the Ottawa Public Library. The project aims to improve library service for clients who are D/deaf…
Plant Your Place! A free tree for residents who register
There are 16 different tree species from which to choose for your yard. If eligible, you would pick-up and plant your tree and are responsible for…