Lesley McKay

According to Ontario Nature's Conservation Policy and Campaigns Director, Tony Morris: “The Greenbelt isn't just a buffer against urban sprawl, it's a refuge for a diversity of life. Greenbelt forests, wetlands and rivers are vital strongholds for many species that have lost habitats elsewhere in southern Ontario.”

Took a little trip down Stittsville Main to check out some of the events that took place on Saturday, May 23rd. There is always something going on in Stittsville, especially at this time of the year when the weather is more pleasant.

This week Councillor Gower is encouraging everyone to pump up those tires and get on your bike to join him in participating in Let's Bike Month – track

This simple act of kindness illustrates that there is always kindness around us – especially in our community of Stittsville.

The Toby Award, the first of its kind in Canada, recognizes excellence in self-published mystery novels released in trade paperback format in 2025.

The possibilities are endless for Edward R. of Ottawa after winning $1,000 a week for life with INSTANT CASH FOR LIFE (Game #1183). Edward opted for the lump sum prize of $675,000.

To carry on the legacy of Douglas Sutherland's event, join the Stittsville Village Association and its volunteers at the Doug Sutherland Art in the Park.

Join Councillor Gower for his annual Family Bike Ride in Stittsville! It's a great opportunity for families to connect with the community, exercise, and enjoy a leisurely weekend bike ride – more information below. On June 7th, the Stittsville Village Association are hosting the Douglas Sutherland Art in the Park at Village Square Park. Do you know how to avoid tick bites? The Councillor shares just what to do. Upcoming overnight closures on Stittsville Main – dates and times are shared by the Councillor. The fifth annual Welcome to Stittsville Multicultural Festival, hosted by Councillor Gower is taking place on Saturday, June 20th. Arrests have been made following the May 8th assaults at Stittsville Main and Carp Road. The Councillor also shares information on the traffic snarls on the 417; a Site Plan Control application has been submitted to the City for the Guardian Angels Catholic Elementary School; the Granite Ridge stormwater management pond will be receiving maintenance; the Champlain Screening Outreach Program allows eligible individuals without a family doctor living in Eastern Ontario to access cancer screening and appointments can be booked; and the Public Works Big Wheels Expo takes place on Sunday, June 7, at The Ottawa Stadium. Should you require assistance, please do not hesitate to contact the Councillor's office at the contact information below.

We've finally made it to the summer months! Throughout the upcoming warmer weather, June's anticipated astronomy events are sure to be just as exciting as usual.

On May 31st, Ottawa Fire Services received a 911 call at 9:10am informing them of a kitchen fire in the 200 block of Liard Street in Stittsville. When firefighters arrived, there was visible smoke at the front of the house. At 9:14am, they declared a working fire and asked that additional resources be brought to the scene.