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Coun. Jan Harder to study all low-income communities across the city before deciding where to spend $250,000 in neighbourhood revitalization funds, rather than concentrating efforts on Albion-Heatherington.

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The owner of an apartment complex where a young woman fell off a fourth-floor balcony has been ordered by the city to investigate all balcony guards at the Elmvale Acres property.

The order was given after a 19year-old fell about 15 metres onto the hard concrete of a loading area at the back of the Pleasant Park Place apartment building at 2535 Othello Ave. Paramedics were called to the scene on Sunday, July 5 at 2:41 a.m., and found the teen, who was “suffering from head and abdominal trauma and had an open fractured femur (thigh bone),” Michael O’Brien, superintendent of operations at the paramedic service, said in a media release.

“The head injury we’re concerned about, then the traumatic injuries and loss of blood,” confirmed J.P. Trottier, Ottawa paramedic spokesman.

En route to the Civic campus trauma centre, the patient “was combative ... which was indicative of a head injury,” Trottier said. “When they suffer a very serious head injury like that they don’t quite know what’s happening.”

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downgraded to non-life-threatening after she underwent surgery on Monday, July 6, said Const. Chuck Benoit, Ottawa police spokesman.

East district investigators were waiting to speak with her to determine what happened.

The victim is very lucky, considering the circumstances of the fall, said Benoit.

“You don’t have to fall very far,” he said. “I’ve seen (incidents in which) people have fallen seven feet and have died. It depends how you hit, how your head hits. Everybody’s fall is different.”

City staff issued what is called “an order to remedy unsafe building,” directing the property owner “to immediately restrict access to all balconies and provide an engineering report with respect to the structural capacity of the balcony railings for the entire building,” Frank Biden, the city’s chief building official, said in an emailed statement.

City staff planned to review those reports as well as any “remedial measures as may be identified by the engineer to address any further unsafe balcony guard conditions that could be hazardous to the health and safety of the residents,” he wrote.

Building maintenance, including that of balcony guards and railings, is the responsibility of the building owner.

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Low-income communities to compete for revitalization funds “Council had a choice today to talk about doing something, or they could actually do something,” Deans said. “They decided that they’d rather talk about it than act upon it.”

She had proposed the neighbourhood revitalization program as part of the city’s term of council priorities process.

It was always meant to apply specifically to Albion-Heatherington, and the theory is that hitting the ground running with one community allows the city to learn what works and what doesn’t while still helping the neighbourhood progress. That knowledge in turn speeds up the process to help other similar communities.

Choosing instead to study which community is the poorest of the poor is counter-productive, Deans said.

“I don’t believe it’s in the interest of Albion-Heatherington or Michelle Heights or any other neighbourhood to mire this process in bureaucracy, to pit neighbourhoods against neighbourhoods,” she said at a

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Jad Ziadat, left, is given cycling instructions by Ottawa Public Health nurse Jessica Groocock before testing his skills on an obstacle course at Heatherington Park last summer. The Albion-Heatherington community attracts many city and community resources, something on which Coun. Diane Deans was hoping to capitalize with neighbourhood revitalization funding.

July 8 council meeting. “You pick a community that’s ready to go. The stars have aligned in Albion-Heatherington.”

Deans has done more than a year of legwork preparing for the time when city funding would catch up to Heatherington’s deep and various needs

for community support. The diverse, low-income community has long been recognized as one of the most vulnerable communities in Ottawa. Police have identified it as a hot spot for drug and gang activity, and a number of community services are there to provide extra support.

Last year, Deans travelled to Atlanta to learn firsthand how a similarly poor and crime-ridden neighbourhood had been transformed, and “came back inspired,” she said.

It’s not about gentrification, Deans added, but about creating a healthy, mixed community with a range of income levels and demographics. Deans was open this winter about the fact that she would be submitting a strategic initiative proposal targeting the south-end community in the heart of her ward.

But when the item came to committee earlier this spring, the neighbourhood specifics had been removed so that all needy communities across the city could be considered for the funding.

At the time, Deans convinced the planning committee to put Albion-Heatherington back in the plan, arguing it makes sense to put the already meagre funds into action they know can have an impact, rather than succumbing to “paralysis by analysis.”

But that victory was reversed yet again at council on July 8, something Deans said is quint-

essentially unfair.

“We didn’t say in Mathieu Fleury’s ward, ‘OK, instead of giving the $400,000 to the Freiman Bridge (connecting the Rideau Centre and Hudson’s Bay), we’re going to do a strategic initiative to see if we have any other bridges that are maybe in more of a state of readiness to move ahead,” Deans said. “We didn’t do that on any of them, we just singled this one out.”

Some of her colleagues argued their wards also have challenging neighbourhoods who could use a lift.

Tough, Deans said.

“If I had not submitted (the proposal), we would not have any strategic priority that looks at lifting up our most vulnerable communities,” she said at council.

Clearly not everyone agreed with her, since council voted 17 to 7 to spend the fall and winter analyzing where the money will have the greatest impact.

Bay Coun. Mark Taylor said it only makes sense to consider all the options before going ahead.

“I’m all in favour of action.

We should be doing as much as we can to affect change,” said Taylor, who last term chaired the community and protective services committee. “But we can’t get it wrong just because we want to get it done now.”

West Carleton-March Coun.

Eli El-Chantiry also voiced support for a framework and more investment in crime prevention in general.

But he chastised everyone for participating in a “pissing match” that encourages a race to the bottom.

“We are on the right track doing this, but leave it to us to turn a good news story – where we’re trying to do the right thing, trying to invest in our communities, trying to reduce crime – to turn it into this show,” he said.

“It’s not dealing with the merit of the issue. We’re using a community that is really desperate for our support.”

A silver lining in Harder’s motion was the news that the initial study will be funded from existing resources, saving the entire $250,000 for actual groundwork in the chosen community in 2016.

Kingston Show & Shine to ride on another year The Kingston Show N Shine got its start in 2008 as a last-minute event geared to a small group of motorcycle enthusiasts. Organizers were astounded when it attracted a huge number of participants and viewers. From that first event the Show N Shine has grown exponentially every year. A major milestone was achieved in 2012 when organizers honored the Olympians of Special Olympics Ontario, and the event has raised funds and awareness for countless charities and organizations ever since the first show.

“We have strongly believed that bringing motorcyclists and charities together has proven to be very successful,” says organizer Guy Paquette. “Show N Shine has become a yearly tradition of fundraising by motorcycling enthusiasts for charities and causes.”

“This year we are honoring the Fallen Heroes and Wounded Warriors of Military, Police, Fire and Ambulance, who knowingly and willingly work hard every day to protect our lives.” On their behalf, Show N Shine is donating the proceeds of the 2015 show to Almost Home, a non-profit organization which provides a place of comfort and respite for families whose children are receiving medical treatment in Kingston area hospitals.

The event is free and open to all public to view, with the expectation that visitors will make a donation to the selected charity. To be held on July 25th from noon to 5 p.m., the family friendly event includes a custom bike display of all types, sizes and brands, plus a variety of shows, including Jason Thorne Freestyle Motocross and the Ontario Provincial Police Golden Helmets

Motorcycle Precision Team.

“In addition to the motorcycle displays, we also host lots of unique and interesting vendors, delicious food and live music performances throughout the day,” says Mr. Paquette. “In fact, for the first time this year we are extending the festivities to include a wrap-up party with Jack Astors starting at 8 p.m., during which we will announce the winner of the annual motorcycle raffle.”

Another draw for motorcycle enthusiasts, and especially Sons of Anarchy Fans, is the custom-designed

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tank depicting Tommy Flanagan, otherwise known as Chibs and Mark Boone Jr., more widely known as Bobby.

The tank has been signed by both of the men and will be auctioned off to the highest bidder, with proceeds going to Almost Home Kingston.

“Two mottos that we began using since day one, which are often duplicated by other groups, are ‘Ride For a Reason – Ride For a Cause’ and ‘Bikers Care’,” Mr. Paquette explains.

“These truly sum up in a nutshell what we endeavor to accomplish every year. Show N Shine 100 percent not for profit and is solely supported by donations and sponsors every year.” He adds that in the past some shows have seen more than 7000 motorcyclists and motorcycle lovers, but the numbers are always anticipated to grow each year moving forward.

To learn more about Kingston Show N Shine, Like their Facebook page at www.facebook.com/Kingston.ShowNShine or check out their new website www.kingstonshownshine.com Ottawa South News - Thursday, July 16, 2015

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Police teamwork, tips from public led to arrest in hit-and-run Erin McCracken erin.mccracken@metroland.com

The man charged in connection with the hit-and-run death of a 39-year-old father of two as he rode his on Leitrim Road is out on bail.

The suspect, a 39-year-old Ottawa man, was released from jail Monday, July 13, six days after he was apprehended by police on Tuesday, July 7.

Police spent nine days hunting for a suspect after Andy Nevin was hit on Sunday, June 28, just before 6 a.m.

The accused, who has no prior criminal convictions, has been charged with failure to remain at the scene of an accident causing death.

Nevin was cycling to the South Keys area home he was moving out of at the time.

He had planned that day to do some painting and touchups there before returning the keys.

He and his partner, Nadia Robinson, and their two teenage sons had just moved into a home in Riverside South four days before Nevin was killed.

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Investigators say a combination of multiple police units working together and tips from the public led to the July 7 arrest of a 39-year-old Ottawa man in connection with the fatal hit-and-run of Andy Nevin. The accused was granted bail on July 13.

After learning an arrest had been made, Robinson took to Facebook to say her family can now start to heal. She also thanked police for apprehending a suspect. “The not knowing and not having some type of closure is

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the hardest thing,� she wrote. “Now we can at least sleep at night knowing this person has been arrested. “We have a lot to overcome and go (through) but at least we know. Some people never get answers (and) at least there’s a

bit of comfort that we do.�

Nevin’s death prompted several Riverside South residents to quickly mobilize and organize a charity bake sale at the Riverside South Canada Day celebrations at Claudette Cain Park. That sale raised more than $1,500 for Nevin’s family.

Similarly, Seema Singh, the girlfriend of Nevin’s and Robinson’s new landlord, launched an online fundraising campaign at gofundme.com/ andynevin, which has generated almost $10,000.

The suspect in the case was arrested without incident by patrol and surveillance officers. He was not arrested at his home, nor in a vehicle, but rather at an undisclosed location in Ottawa, said Const.

Chuck Benoit, Ottawa police spokesman.

With the case now before the courts, Benoit declined to disclose whether the man was alone at the time of the arrest, or if he was the lone occupant of a white pickup truck – which police had been hunting for – at the time of the hit-and-run.

Benoit also refused to reveal whether additional charges could be laid against the accused, who is being held in custody, and would only say “that’s going to be part of the investigation.�

He also declined to say whether charges would be forthcoming against anyone else who may have been in the truck at the time of the collision.

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The arrest was the product of teamwork by police and tips from residents. “We utilized different units within the Ottawa police. What led to the arrest – you’re looking at evidence on the scene, tips from the public, patrol officers doing hard work on the street trying to gather information, surveillance and collisions investigators,� Benoit said. “So you’re looking at a lot of people that put some hours into this. It’s people wanting to get a resolution, so everybody kind of helps out.�

Just two days after the hitand-run, investigators released an image of a 2004-05 white Ford F-250 or F-350 pickup truck, similar to the vehicle they believe had hit Nevin on Leitrim at Albion roads.

They urged people to be on the lookout for front-end damage to the vehicle.

With the case now before the courts, Benoit would not say whether the accused’s vehicle had been seized by police.

Not long after launching their investigation, police turned to traffic camera footage in hopes of piecing together what happened. There are traffic cams mounted at Albion and Leitrim roads and Leitrim and Gilligan roads, located nearest the crash site. “The surveillance cameras any place private or city or depending on where the incident happened – we will always request to have surveillance,�

Benoit said. “I’m sure all the video footage from the area ... or information that comes in (on) where the male lives ... they look at it.�

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RCMP vets come out in force to honour Owens Brian Dryden brian.dryden@metroland.com

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Mitch Owens, centre, is surrounded by family in Greely on July 6, where he was honoured for his 50-plus years of work with the RCMP Veterans’ Association. honour Owens’ association with the national police force attracted former RCMP commissioner Bill Elliott, numerous past RCMP colleagues and generations of family members,

including great-grandchildren to the Orchard View Living Centre on Monday, July 6, to pay tribute to the man who is still proud to wear the red colours of the RCMP.

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Canadian Mounted Police, serving as commissioner from 2007 to 2011.

Graham Muir, president of the RCMP Veterans’ Association Ottawa Division, said Owens work with the association over the years has been invaluable and that everyone in the veterans’ association knows who Owens is.

“As you can see, you have a lot of friends,” Muir told Owens during the ceremony. “When you were up in the North, the men then were tough, and those who know you, know you are certainly tough.”

Owens joined the RCMP in 1942 and spent much of his time in the North. He served on the St. Roch during part of that ship’s historic voyage through the Northwest Passage, and after spending time in the Arctic region he eventually ended up

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The Medical Arts Building has historical value as an example of the work of renowned O awa architect W.E. No e. Celebrated for his long career and versa le designs, No e also designed the Champagne Bath and the Central Post Office. The Medical Arts Building is also associated with the spread of commercial buildings into the southern part of Centretown, which was then a residen al area, and with the larger North American trend of purpose-built medical office buildings. In Canada, medical arts buildings were also constructed in Winnipeg (1924), Windsor (1930), Toronto (1929) and Hamilton (1930).

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moving to the Ottawa area in 1953, before retiring from the RCMP in 1963.

Since then, along with his other business and civic politics activities, he’s been an active member of the veterans’ association.

While the dignitaries and former colleagues attending the ceremony praised and honoured Owens’ association with the RCMP that dates back to the 1940s, perhaps the greatest tribute he received at the July 6 ceremony was the large contingent of family members who attended.

Owens’ son John Owens said his dad has always been proud to be associated with the RCMP and that the association has always been front and centre within the family.

“To him it was never just a job, it was ‘the’ job,” John said.

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He’s been a business owner, a civic politician, serving as the interim mayor of Gloucester for a spell, before eventually retiring from politics in 1991 at the young age of 70. His efforts in the community have had such an impact that one of the routes to get to his current residence at the Orchard View Living Centre in Greely is Mitch Owens Road.

But through all the years, one of the deepest and most cherished roles he has cast himself in has been as a member of the RCMP, and his long-standing association with the RCMP Veterans’ Association.

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As friends and colleagues came up to shake his hand, Owens – dressed in his red RCMP alumni blazer – was the star attraction at a ceremony that honoured his 50-year association with the RCMP Veterans’ Association. When added to his 20-plus years as an active member of the RCMP, it makes his connection to the national police force span more than seven decades.

“I don’t think it is lost on anybody that to get here you take Mitch Owens Road,” said Suzanne Sarault, director of communications for the RCMP Veterans’ Association Ottawa Division.

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o good deed goes unpunished.

We don’t have to live in a cynical world, but we must forgive Shannon Lough and Will Needham if they have lost some faith in humanity.

The Kanata couple made a conscious effort to make good use of their front yard by planting vegetables in a homemade wooden planter box. Their decision was rewarded with a demand from the city’s bylaw services to remove the box because it’s too close to the sidewalk.

The city’s bylaw chief called the 20-centimetre tall box “a tripping hazard.� The local city councillor agrees, adding that work crews may need to reach underground wires or pipes.

The wooden box doesn’t intrude on the sidewalk, but it’s nearby, technically on the city’s property.

Any pedestrian in this city knows to pay attention as they walk. They are no more likely to walk off the sidewalk and into a visible planter than into a tree, a city fire hydrant, a high curb, a sign, a mailbox (community size or otherwise), a bus shelter, a bench, a

parking signpost, or any manner of objects.

A wooden planter 20 centimetres high is not a death trap. The city is within its rights to ask for the object to be moved, but it is wrong to do so.

And the need for access to pipes and wires? How often should any one home expect Hydro Ottawa or the water department to start digging up the lawn?

A few feet from the planter is a paved driveway which would need digging up if a real emergency occurred. A planter and some tomato plants aren’t much of an obstacle compared to layers of asphalt. And should that unlikely emergency access be required, the city or hydro crew that arrives will be armed with a backhoe that would make short work of any planter.

Lough and Needham did a good thing by turning a chunk of lawn – with its need for watering, fertilizing and trimming with no food value – into a veggie garden. And they say the planter sparks conversations with neighbours and passersby. Clearly another few square metres of lawn would not do the same.

Sometimes the law is wrong. It should be challenged. Viva tomatoes.

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o, as we’ve all seen, this Calgary guy goes up in the air in a lawn chair attached to about 100 helium balloons.

He wants to land at the Calgary Stampede, which will be a great publicity stunt for his company, and he almost makes it, before parachuting to the ground and being picked up by the police and charged.

What do you think about it? The incident has touched off what we might consider a typically Canadian argument, with some, including the police, arguing that his stunt endangered lives other than his own. Others say that’s a typically cautious Canadian attitude, that the guy should be applauded for his imagination and spirit of adventure, qualities that are in short supply in this country.

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You could also duck the argument somewhat by suggesting there are more useful ways of showing your imagination and spirit of adventure, such as by volunteering in a Third World country, joining the armed forces or finding a cure for the Senate. Mind you, not all of these things will get you much in the way of

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Another discussion that is inevitable in this country is the regional one.

Only in the free-spirited Wild West atmosphere of Calgary, the argument goes, could such a thing happen, a guy strapping balloons to a lawn chair and just taking off without even a permit. In Ottawa, there would be nine city bylaws forbidding it, plus bans from the province, the National Capital Commission and the Department of Public Works. And maybe there is even a Balloons Canada with its own set of regulations.

Well, it is true that people in the Nation’s Capital have other uses for lawn chairs, such as to annoy people at Bluesfest. When you come right down it, there’s a certain amount of spirit of adventure right there.

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And we do, here in the capital, deeply resent the idea that we have no imagination, no adventure. People who say we lack adventure have never been on Parkdale Avenue at rush hour. They have never taken the bus home Parliament Hill late at night on July 1. They have never tried to scrum Mike Duffy.

Which is not to say there are no advantages to flying in your lawn chair. These advantages are best imagined when compared against flying in a commercial aircraft. First off, think of the leg room!

Think of the security. You walk into your backyard and sit down on the lawn chair. No taking off your shoes or your belt. There is no seatbelt demonstration, no wrestling for the overhead bin. There is probably no food, but then there isn’t any on Air Canada either.

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Calgary guy had to use a parachute, which most of us would prefer not to do. Further, most of us would prefer not to be greeted, upon landing, by the police.

Still, don’t be surprised if you find your local helium store out of stock.

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Neighbourhood Revitalization - Strategic Initiative for Albion-Heatherington On Wednesday, July 8th, Ottawa City Council approved the term of Council priorities also known as Strategic Initiatives (SI). The 63 initiatives identify the top priorities of council and provide a framework for decision making over the next 3 years. SI’s are beyond the scope of the normal operating budget and provide council the opportunity to initiate unique projects and objectives.

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Glimpse into the past

In April, 2014, as part of a planning conference, I visited a neighbourhood called East Lake in Atlanta that has been transformed from a low-income community through a series of revitalization practices. As a result of this trip, I came home inspired to take the model used in Atlanta and apply it to the Albion-Heatherington community.

I worked for a year developing this project and in May I submitted an SI that outlined how we could use Albion-Heatherington as a pilot for creating a new model for community revitalization in Ottawa.

The model would use the opportunities already available in this community to build a better mix of housing, create employment opportunities through commercial development, and improve public spaces. By starting in the community of AlbionHeatherington where there is vacant city land available, the possibility for zoning changes, and a strong community foundation, we would have been able to seek out measurable changes and apply lessons learned in communities across the city.

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Classes cancelled after bullet casing found Erin McCracken

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When a school bus driver checked his vehicle looking for forgotten items, he came across a shell casing on the floor of the bus, rather than the usual items left behind by students.

That prompted Franco-Cité secondary school, which is hosting summer school for French Catholic and French public high school students, to go into secure mode after police responded on Thursday, July 8 at 8:23 a.m.

Patrol, canine, and guns and gangs officers conducted a search.

Police were also stationed at various points of entry to the school.

“We did a search of the people as well as the school,” said Const.

Chuck Benoit, Ottawa police spokesman, adding that no threat was found. “It was just a kid (who) grabbed one (handgun-size shell casing) from home.”

The casing was found by a bus driver after he had dropped off the teens at the school in the Riverview Park community.

“He always checks his bus to confirm that no kid has left a jacket or lunchbox, and a shell casing was found,” Benoit said.

For about five hours, circula-

tion within the school was limited and students were required to stay in their classrooms. About 550 students attend morning classes at Franco-Cité in the summer.

“No one can leave the building,” Roxanne Deevey, French Catholic school board spokeswoman, said of the board’s secure-mode protocol. “Students are allowed to go to the washroom accompanied by an adult. Police officers proceeded with the search on a classroom-by-classroom basis.”

Afternoon classes, which begin weekdays at 11:55 a.m., were cancelled and arriving students

were turned away by administration staff. About 150 students are enrolled in the afternoon session.

Secure mode was lifted just after 1:30 p.m. – about five hours after police were called to the scene.

No charges will be laid in the case, but guns and gangs officers, who headed up the investigation, planned to follow up at the student’s home, said Benoit. He did not know in which part of Ottawa the student lives.

Students attending French-language summer classes at FrancoCité are bused in from across Ottawa.

Unfortunately council decided to move forward with a two phase approach. The first stage will conduct a 6 month internal study to identify all available opportunities in our city and the second will identify the preferred site. I am disheartened with this outcome; City Council had the chance to make a significant change to how we address low-income communities and instead opted for more studies.

Despite this outcome, I am pleased that my efforts resulted in Council recognizing the importance of addressing our most vulnerable communities. I still believe that the Albion-Heatherington community is the right choice for this project and will continue to encourage City Council to pick it as the ultimate pilot site.

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Mayor Jim Watson supported the motion, but only after he amended it to include the pos-

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He said taxpayers expect the city to “get creative” when it comes to these things, and getting the private sector to pay for it may well be the best solution.

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Rideau tower considered too soon: residents City approves development despite community plan still underway Emma Jackson

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Residents are calling foul after planning committee approved a 14-storey tower on Rideau Street before it has even considered a draft community design plan underway for the area.

“This whole process makes a mockery of what the city has said,” said Sally Southey, who lives in Sandy Hill.

She said the draft community design plan for Uptown Rideau, which will guide development in the neighbourhood, has benefitted from hours of volunteer work from involved citizens – and it will all be for naught if the Richcraft proposal is allowed to amend it before it’s even been made official city policy.

“The fact that the city has played along with the plan just reinforces what citizens across this city know, which is that developers seem to have a real hold on the planning department,” Southey said.

The official plan amendment involves several lots on Rideau, Cobourg and Besserer streets.

If council agrees with planning committee, it would allow a mixed-use complex ranging in height from 3.5 to 14 storeys, although most of the site currently allows up to nine.

The site uses “density transfer” to concentrate most of the height in a tower at the corner of Rideau and Cobourg, while the rest of the building would be seven and 3.5 storeys to transition to the low-rise neighbour-

hoods to the south – that’s what the amendment is for.

The proposal includes a 200-square-metre public park accessed from Cobourg, and the developer has agreed to widen nearby sidewalks and increase setbacks on the property to encourage a more pedestrian-friendly area.

The whole site will have a holding zone placed on it until the site plan control process is finished, and the urban design review panel is satisfied with the project’s overall design.

But residents are incensed the city is even considering the proposal before it finalizes a community design plan for the area, which is expected to be considered later this fall.

“Until the CDP is made public, even if it’s not approved, no one will have any way of knowing what is or isn’t consistent with the long-term vision,” said Robert Tritt, who came to the meeting on behalf of the

Lowertown Community Association.

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The application is caught between the current Sandy Hill Secondary Plan and a newly drafted community design plan for Uptown Rideau.

“Until the CDP is made public, even if it’s not approved, no one will have any way of knowing what is or isn’t consistent with the longterm vision.”

Robert Tritt, Lowertown Community Association

Under the current plan, the Rideau Street portion of the site is designated a

mixed-use mainstreet allowing up to nine storeys, while the area closer to Besserer is considered low-profile, allowing up to four storeys.

The draft CDP labels the area a traditional mainstreet, which would generally support mid-rise development with some exceptions for strategically placed highrises.

While the application is technically being considered under the current neighbourhood plan – it can’t really be affected by future policies that don’t have council’s approval – planners said they took into account the general direction of the draft discussions to make sure the project fits the model.

They’ve specifically capitalized on a new concept in the draft, called density transfer, which allows an applicant to be flexible with the allocation of height and density inside a property to make the most of the site, staff said.

That’s how the project

ended up with three different heights: 3.5 storeys closer to Besserer Street, which is classified as a “low-profile neighbourhood”, seven storeys across most of the property and 14 storeys closer to the corner of Rideau and Cobourg.

“By transferring density on the subject site, we can get a better building with public benefits and minimal public impacts,” said planner Erin O’Connell.

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Attempts to defer the committee’s vote until after the CDP is complete were squashed – a motion from Kitchissippi Coun. Jeff Leiper was defeated 6 to 3, and appeals from several community associations and Rideau-Vanier Coun. Mathieu Fleury couldn’t sway the committee which voted 7 to 2 in favour of the amendment.

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Until now, the possibility of adding more toilets has been dismissed as too costly; as recently as June 29 Watson argued that many light-rail stations will be integrated into buildings that have their own public washrooms already, and therefore don’t need city-operated facilities.

His change of heart wasn’t exactly the strong commitment of city dollars Kuyek has been looking for, but it’s a commitment to at least do something – and it left her fairly breathless with excitement.

“Quite frankly we didn’t expect this to happen,” Kuyek said. “I’m thrilled.”

An estimated 10,000 people an hour will move through Hurdman and Bayview stations once light rail is up and running in 2018. Both spots are standalone stations that are located far from malls or other public areas that would offer washrooms.

That’s exactly why McKenney moved the motion – to improve the light-rail experience for all riders.

“When you’re taking transit, you’re in a hurry, you’re going to work, you’re meeting someone,” she said. “To actually leave the station, go out into the mall, look for the washroom in the mall and then come back out, it’s difficult for anybody.

You can imagine it for someone with less mobility, or who has two or three young kids with them.”

McKenney said she’s been hearing from residents for months that public washrooms should be a priority along the light-rail corridor. “(Light rail is) going to be

a game changer in this city … something we can be very, very proud of,” she said. “But if we did hear one thing from our residents here at council, in committees and in our wards, it was that the one thing missing was the provision for washrooms.”

The fact that her council colleagues all supported the motion proves they too are willing to listen.

“We change our minds when we hear something over and over,” McKenney said.

A vast range of groups rely on easy access to public facilities: seniors, families with young children, the homeless community and people with special medical needs, to name a few.

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A 40-year-old male driver had to be rescued

by Ottawa firefighters after he became trapped in his sedan following a two-vehicle crash on Bank Street in south Ottawa.

Emergency responders were called to 5305 Bank St. near Little Ray’s Reptile Zoo, north of Mitch Owens Road, on Saturday, July 4 at 10:26 a.m.

The driver of a Chrysler sedan suffered from multiple injuries. Another man, who paramedics said is in his 50s, had spinal injuries.

The first man was extricated within about 15 minutes.

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However, Const. Chuck Benoit, Ottawa police spokesman, said the sedan and the Dodge pickup truck were both headed south when they collided.

“One was going faster than the other,” Benoit said.

“I don’t know if it’s (a) rear-end (crash) or a sideswipe. They were going in the same direction.

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An 18-year-old female pedestrian was killed there after she was struck by a sport utility vehicle on Wednesday, July 8, just before 10 p.m. according to paramedics.

“The pedestrian was crossing the street,” confirmed Const. Chuck Benoit, Ottawa police spokesman.

“I don’t have a determination if she was in the crosswalk.

“Did she have right or way or did the vehicle have right of way? I don’t have that,” said Benoit, adding the case is still being investigated by collision investigation officers, who are appealing for witnesses to

contact them.

Police have not released the identity of the young woman, who paramedics pronounced deceased at the scene.

“The patient was suffering from severe multi-systems trauma including a critical head injury and had no vital signs,” paramedic service spokesman MarcAntoine Deshcamps said in a statement.

The 59-year-old male driver of the SUV was not injured.

The southbound lanes along Riverside Drive north of Walkley Road were closed until about 2:30 a.m., while the collision team examined the crash site.

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Friends of the Farm in search of helping hands Summer help needed in museum gardens Leah Burchill

The Friends of the Central Experimental Farm are looking for volunteers this summer for their gardening program.

“Early in the year there are

lots of volunteers, then the numbers drop in June,” said Kate Harrigan, a board member with Friends. “In July we do another call for volunteers.”

The Friends of the Central Experimental Farm relies greatly on volunteers to be able to run their programs and projects.

The middle of summer is a great time to volunteer, Harrigan said.

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bloom.”

Volunteers are currently needed to work on the lilacs, in the arboretum, shelter belt, peonies and roses gardening teams.

Each team is in charge of different gardening jobs in the farm.

For example the lilacs team is in charge of the many hundreds of lilacs living on the farm’s grounds.

The shelter belt team is in charge of maintaining the area

along Merivale Road at the western edge of the farm, including trees and shrubs.

Gardening teams work during the morning hours; each team has their own schedule.

The volunteers are greatly appreciated, and Harrigan said the time they can give is valued, adding there is “no pressure to go. If you’re gone to the cottage we understand.”

Volunteers work outside do-

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Gang unit scaled back as shooting season warms up Erin McCracken

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The bolstering of the guns and gangs unit with extra officers in response to a record 49 shootings last year wrapped earlier this month just as police are contending with a recent spate of gun violence and firearm calls.

“We’ve said, ‘We’re in a position where we’ve got the gun violence under control, albeit there continues to be shootings – there’s (21) so far – but 11 of those are street-gang related,” said acting police Chief Jill Skinner. This time last year there were 18 shootings.

This signals that police have made a dent in gang-related violence, she said, adding that 32 of the 49 shootings last year were gang-related.

“So I can see that we’re having an impact because the shootings, while there are still shootings occurring, they’re not gang-related,” Skinner said, but didn’t know how many of the 18 shootings by this time last year were gang-related.

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A police tactical unit was on scene after at least one man was shot in Overbrook on the morning of July 14. Shooting season in the city is heating up just as extra manpower assigned to the police guns and gangs unit has been scaled back. month anti-gang initiative, police seized 55 guns, and arrested 221 gang members and associates, charging them with more than 1,000 offences. Arrests were also made in two shooting deaths, including a gang-related murder in Hunt Club Park in February and another targeted killing in Eastway Gardens in May.

The head of the guns and gangs unit, including the gang suppression Direct Action Response Team, agrees the extra manpower made a difference.

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calls.

Bryden’s team of plainclothes investigators has been scaled down from 19 to 10. Of those, two extra district officers will remain at the unit until October.

DART members – uniformed officers who conduct targeted patrols of certain neighbourhoods where gang members operate, and ensure former offenders are abiding by court conditions – have been scaled back from 18 to seven.

“Having both of those areas fully staffed (allows us to) more proactively address some of the issues and really focus on some of the gang members that are in our city and doing the work that they do,” said Skinner.

But the initiative was only meant to be temporary, and successful inroads in curbing the gang problem can be credited to involvement of units across the department, Skinner said.

“This just doesn’t come about just from 15 people being reassigned somewhere. This is about everybody working together and sharing the information and making sure we’re do-

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Across the organization, police officers from various units collaborated to conduct targeted patrols, identify people involved in gangs and determine whether they are abiding by their courtimposed conditions.

Drug unit officers have been working in recent months more closely with gang investigators.

“Although they weren’t assigned to the gang unit, they were focused on gang members who were dealing drugs,” Skinner said, adding their collaboration will continue, which will also help prevent duplication of resources.

Police crime analysts focused on the players, and officers worked with external partners such as the OPP’s weapons enforcement unit to take more guns off the streets.

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ather always said you could tell much about a man, by the shake of his hand.

A good Ottawa Valley grasp, one that forced your fingers into a knot, meant the hand shaker was a man of honesty and integrity. Ignore the fact that for little young children, these bone-crunching handshakes left us maimed for days. A hold on a hand was far more important than inflicted pain as a result.

A good steady and firm pump should always accompany the grasp too. Anything else was called a dead fish greeting. And it didn’t matter how often my father met a neighbour in a day, they always greeted each other with an outstretched hand. Their paths may have crossed at Briscoe’s store, and then again at the mailbox, and maybe even later in someone’s barn yard, but always the hands were thrust out to offer a bone

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We children were taught at an early age that learning to shake hands was just as important as learning to add and subtract at the Northcote School. And if the brothers were greeting someone, their caps had to be quickly taken off their heads, tucked under their arms, and then their hands were thrust out for the shake. In the 1930’s it was considered the height of disrespect for any young lad to talk to an adult with his cap on.

Father said much could be learned from a handshake.

Take old Herman down the

road. He was a whopper of a man with wide shoulders and hands like frying pans. He had a wonderful German sense of humour, and Father thought he was one of the best neighbours we had in Renfrew County.

And I always thought it was because when Herman took a hold of your hand, he covered your limb right up past your wrist. By the time he finished pumping, your shoulder felt like it had been put in a jackhammer. Never mind, Father said, he was honest, sincere, and a man of his word, and his handshake proved it.

Then again there was another man on one of the side

roads who Father had little time for. In fact Father thought he and the word honesty had never become acquainted.

We often heard stories of turkeys that had vanished right out of the yard, and heifers that became mysteriously separated from the herd. No one ever came right out and said this neighbour had taken the turkeys or heifers, but we always knew that because of this man’s weak handshake that put him in the class of possible candidates.

Once Father said his wife had to iron his body before he could get his pants on because he was so crooked. I don’t have to tell you what mental pictures that little comment created in my already fertile young mind. As I pictured the man flat out on the kitchen table being straightened out with a flat iron so he could get into his trousers, caused me to cringe at the very thought.

And it was all because of

this poor man’s unfortunate handshake. And I often recollect back to those days in the ’30s where deals were made verbally in the barnyard – two farmers talking about buying or selling livestock, or feed, or agreeing on a trade. They got all the particulars out of the way, over much nodding and long pauses where the silence could be heard in Admaston.

And I would watch the transactions transpire, knowing so well the sequence of events from having viewed them often in the barnyard or the drive shed. Father and his neighbour would banter back and forth, as if they were sparring in a ring. Then would come the long pause. Father would look up to the clouds or the roof of the drive shed.

He’d squint with his eyes half shut, take a long drag on his pipe and blow a slow cloud of blue smoke in the air. Then almost as if there had been a silent signal, the two men

would thrust out their hands.

This shake would be different from the pumping we saw in a greeting however. There would be that firm grasp.

Both hands would go up and down only once, as if saying, “Good. It’s a deal. The matter is closed. There is nothing more to talk about.”

Farms traded with a handshake. Crops sold by a handshake, and a transaction that got us our first Model T in exchange for nine loads of sand from our gravel pit was closed when my Father and our neighbour met, discussed the deal and closed it with a one pump handshake.

No wonder from the time we were able to utter “Good day,” or “How do you do,” our mother thought it her duty to instruct us on the rudiments of handshaking. Just as we learned at an early age that we never chewed gum in public, wiped our noses on our cuffs, or stared at someone with an infirmity, we learned that someday, we would be judged by our handshake, and by all that was holy, we better learn how to do it well.

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Take OC Transpo To Major Events Please leave your car at home at take OC Transpo if you are headed to Bluesfest or Ottawa Renegades games at Lansdowne Park. Added buses and O-Train routes have been added for Bluesfest and special game-day buses are added for football games. For more information and trip planning assistance please contact OC Transpo at 613-741-4390 or www.octranspo.com.

River Ward Resident Honoured I was pleased to join Mayor Watson at the July 8 City Council meeting to present River Ward resident Soulikha Stambouli with the Mayor’s City Builder Award. In addition to Ms Stambouli, her colleague Gwen Salaün was also honoured for their work in running Mes P’tits Copains, a non-profit francophone childcare centre in the west end of Ottawa.

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This image of the Lawson Lever Safety bicycle of 1878 is featured in the Canada Science and Technology Museum’s new virtual cycling exhibit, created through a partnership with the Google Cultural Institute. just about the Canadian experience, but about a shared scientific and technological heritage that has spread around the world,” McGee said.

The Google Cultural Institute provides the online platform to museums and archives around the world to increase access to important cultural material.

It is also designed to preserve information digitally to educate and inspire future generations.

Several new exhibitions that will explore other aspects of the museum’s archived collection are in development.

You can view the new online historical cycling exhibition by typing “Canada Science and Technology Museum” in the search field at google.com/culturalinstitute.

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The collaboration was not prompted by the closure of the museum last fall.

Rather, the partnership has provided two opportunities, including using a platform to showcase portions of the museum’s collection online “in a way that would make it accessible to all Canadians, who might never be able to come to Ottawa whether the floor was open or not,” David McGee, the museum archivist who put together the new exhibit, said in an email.

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The Canada Science and Technology Museum has partnered with the Google Cultural Institute to create a new virtual exhibit about cycling.

Photos, illustrations and stories about early big-wheel bicycles, tricycles and wooden bikes from the museum’s archives are among 25 historical types of pedal-powered technology that will be featured in the exhibit, entitled Cycling: The Evolution of an Experience, 1818-1900.

The partnership gives the museum the distinction of being the first national museum to launch a virtual exhibition in partnership with Google’s virtual museum platform, the museum announced on July 8.

“The Canada Science and Technology Museum has one of the world’s best collections of historic bikes and printed material relating to the history of cycling,” Alex Benay, chief executive officer of the Canada Science and Technology Museum Corporation, said in the statement.

The new partnership will allow the museum to share its collection with people around the world, he said.

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Community BBQ For Ward 22 I am very pleased to host my first community barbeque as your Councillor on Saturday July 25th at Claudette Cain Park from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. I invite you and your family to come out and enjoy complimentary hamburgers, hotdogs, face painting, balloon art, a Little Ray’s Reptiles show, bouncy castles and more. There will also be City Representatives from different departments on site to showcase the different services that the City provides. I hope to see you there.

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Boys with a West Ottawa Soccer Club U13 squad get their first chance to try out the new artificial turf field at Wesley Clover Parks on July 6. FIFA gifted the field to the parks after it was used briefly by teams taking part in the Women’s World Cup.

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World soccer’s governing body, FIFA, gave a brand new artificial turf field to Wesley Clover Parks on July 6, and the pitch will now be available for use by local soccer clubs for years to come.

The gift – worth roughly $2 million – was only used a few times by teams taking part in the recent Women’s World Cup and is no longer needed by FIFA. The field is expected to be the centrepiece of a soccer hub at Wesley Clover Parks, located on Corkstown Road between Moodie Drive and March Road.

Karen Sparks, the park’s executive director, said as many as five natural grass soccer pitches will eventually surround the artificial turf field, which she described as the “anchor of a centre of excellence for soccer.”

Plans call for a patio and food truck to serve players, and Sparks said a clubhouse is a possibility if the NCC – the landowner – approves a permanent structure.

Artificial turf can be used for more months each year than natural grass, and Sparks expects the new field will see plenty of play during the early spring and late fall seasons.

Sparks said the rubber pellets underlying the green carpet require some annual maintenance, but the surface has an expected lifetime of eight years. The intricate drainage system installed beneath the field has an even longer lifespan.

Car Seat Clinic in Riverside South The Riverside South Community Association (RSCA) is putting on a car seat clinic through the Ottawa Safety Council on July 25th 2015. Participants must pre-register at ottawasafetycouncil.ca. The cost is $39.55 per seat and it will include a 40 minute appointment with an Ottawa Safety Council Certified Children’s Restraint System Technician. It will be held in the North Parking lot of Claudette Cain Park, 660 River Rd and will run from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.

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The West Ottawa and Ottawa Nepean soccer clubs along with the Ottawa Sports & Social Club will get the lion’s share of booking of the artificial turf field for games and practices, meaning players from age six to adult will benefit from the new field.

One West Ottawa member at the July 6 handover of the field suggested an inflatable dome could one day cover the turf field, which would make the surface playable all year.

The cost of a dome was estimated at $3 million, which would need to be funded by the clubs and/or Wesley Clover Parks.

FIFA representative Andrea Guzzo said it was important that the Women’s World Cup “leave a legacy in Ottawa,” and that the gift of the turf field will be a great reminder of the tournament.

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Pioneers cleared their farmland, hauling branches of trees they downed into large piles and set them ablaze to reduce the heap into ash.

But the summer of 1887 was as dry as a bone and the winds were unkind. The fires quickly spread out of control, licking their way across much of Carleton county, as rural Ottawa was known.

“If it’s a bad year – and that’s exactly what was the case in 1887 – these fires would escape into the woodland nearby,” says Glenn Clark, president of the Gloucester Historical Society.

The lifelong resident of Blossom Park, which was part of the former township and city of Gloucester, chronicled the devastation after piecing the stories together through online newspaper archives for the society’s recently published edition of the Historic Gloucester newsletter. It tells the forgotten stories of the area, which stretches from the south half of Manotick and Long Island, east from the Rideau River over to Carlsbad Springs.

The boundary line cuts through the middle of Orléans and encompasses the land northeast of there up to the Ottawa River, including Vanier, Overbrook, Beacon Hill and New Edinburgh, and at one

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Glenn Clark, president of the Gloucester Historical Society, stands on the north end of Billings Bridge while holding a reprinted photo of the structure on opening day on Sept.

2, 1915, almost 100 years ago. Clark is one of eight society volunteers and historical sleuths piecing together Gloucester’s history, one story and artifact at a time. time, the prime minister’s and Governor General’s homes.

Conditions that year were so parched, sparks from passing locomotives roared to life in the grass and ignited wooden rail fences and telegraph poles.

The fires chewed their way through the Pembroke area, near Arnprior and Pakenham, and closed in on Bells Corners and Richmond Road.

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van, Bearbrook and Russell and Gloucester townships did not escape the fire’s wrath, nor did Mer Bleue. The flames travelled along railway lines, near Hawthorne and toward Carlsbad Springs, which was originally known as Eastman’s Springs.

Many houses, barns and crops burned to a crisp.

“Fire threatened the Montreal Road near Green’s Creek

and Mr. Hillman’s mill just to the east of Notre Dame Cemetery had to be guarded day and night,” Clark wrote in the newsletter.

A passenger train derailed near Eastman’s Springs after fire sped across the tracks, destroying the wooden ties.

Telegraph service at Manotick Station was even interrupted. By the end of September that year, the fire had

reached the outskirts of Orléans village and the Beechwood Cemetery.

“It was all about the pioneer life and how they cleared the land,” Clark says.

With a thirst for knowledge about a bygone era, Clark, an IT specialist at the not-for-profit Canadian Livestock Records Corporation, has transitioned into a historical detective in his quest to chronicle Gloucester’s past.

While the sleuth doesn’t have a magnifying glass, nor Sherlock’s trademark deerstalker cap, he has become adept at using the Internet to follow up on clues and tracking down archived newspaper articles, census and baptismal records and land registry documents in his bid to preserve the history of the area before progress changes the landscape completely.

He is on a race against time as development pushes ahead.

“Our mandate is to try to capture some of the stories of some of these areas that the big city people aren’t interested in for the most part,” Clark says.

Clark and his fellow society volunteers have solved several mysteries already, but more stories have yet to be told, such as the details surrounding Gloucester’s 10-Mile Fire – one of a series of fires that ravaged Carleton county in 1870.

“The fire went from one end of the township to the other

end,” Clark says, adding his search will next take him to Perth as he hunts for more archived newspapers.

Clark’s passion blossomed when he began investigating the history of St. James Anglican Church, Leitrim, where he was baptized, in honour of its 150th anniversary in 2003.

“There were a lot of mysteries and there still are a lot of mysteries about that church,” Clark says. “So I was just ‘Can I learn more? Can I solve the mysteries here?’ I did, quite a bit, but there’s still more mysteries.”

He turned to old Orange Lodge records, documents chronicling the travels of touring bishops, newspaper articles and parish records and was able to determine the church dates back to at least 1860.

“There’s definite evidence that it existed then and there’s no evidence before that,” says Clark, who compiled his research in a self-published book entitled, The Story of the First English Church of Gloucester Township.

While delving into St. James’ past, he also learned more about his own family history.

“They were possibly the first settlers who came to Richmond,” he says of the settlement, established in 1818 by veterans from the War of 1812.

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It was through his connection with St. James that he became involved with the society in 2005.

“At that point I was very intrigued by what I had learned already,” says Clark. “I haven’t stopped since.”

The society’s historical room at the former Gloucester township hall at 4550B Bank St. is open to the public every Wednesday, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m., from June 3 to Sept. 2 as well as by appointment.

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It’s a chance for people to delve deeper into the history of the area or that of their own ancestry and for them to donate historical treasures and photos.

“We help these people out.

You just wish that the odd one will help out,” Clark says of the society’s need for more volunters to help uncover and catalogue more stories about Gloucester.

Those willing to help can

This photo depicts Bank Street, looking north towards Billings Bridge in the 1910s or 1920s. The buildings on the left were located close to where the entrance to Billings Bridge Shopping Centre is now situated. Gloucester Historical Society volunteers are trying to preserve Gloucester’s history by researching and gathering stories, photos and records of the former township and city. focus on what most interests them.

“It can be anything: family history, genealogy. It can be school history, community history, a particular neighbourhood.”

The society can help people get started in solving their own genealogical mysteries. Clark

knows firsthand how daunting it can be starting from scratch.

“You get stuck at certain points and you’ve got to come up with other ideas on how to find other information,” he says.

Without the extra manpower needed to capture and record Gloucester’s history, it’s

inevitable that some of the stories and heritage will be lost.

“I took a drive down Cyrville Road. There was all these abandoned buildings, which is the old village of Cyrville,” Clark says. “And I said, ‘I’ve got to come out here and take pictures before this is gone.’

By the time I got out there the

This photo taken in 1907 of the Hull Monument commemorated Wesley Hull, a Gloucester resident who fought and died in the Boer War. In 1960, the city moved the memorial from the northwest corner of Billings Bridge into storage, where it sat for 40 years. It was relocated to St. George’s Hawthorne Anglican Cemetery on Russell Road in 1997. next time, the buildings were all demolished.”

But he has also achieved several victories.

About five years ago, he received a tip about an old stone house on Kilborn Avenue east of Bank Street.

He headed out and snapped several photos of the property,

where there was already a sign up about a proposed redevelopment.

“Now the house is gone,” Clark says. “So I did get that one.”

To begin your own historical sleuthing or for more information on the society, visit gloucesterhistory.com.

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The veggie dispute between Ottawa bylaw and a south Kanata couple that drew national attention has been resolved.

Shannon Lough and her boyfriend Will Needham met with the city’s chief of bylaw enforcement, Roger Chapman,

on July 10 to discuss the safety issue bylaw said their boxed garden poses.

After what both parties described as an amicable discussion, they came to a compromise that would allow the vegetable garden to remain this year, provided the owners move it back 61 centimetres by July 30.

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built for next year if it is built on the homeowners’ land.

Though Chapman said Needham and Lough have been told exactly where city land ends and theirs begins, Lough said that remains unclear.

“No, we haven’t figured it out. We are still waiting for bylaw to tell us,” she said.

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“We have been told three different figures, which is kind of frustrating.”

Depending on who you are talking to, the couples’ land starts five metres back from the curb, extends one metre past their front step, or somewhere in between, said Lough.

Ultimately, Lough said she isn’t worried by that – they won’t have to deal with that till they start next year’s garden.

With her first dealing with city bylaw behind her as a new homeowner, Lough said she understands how their garden could be a problem for sidewalk ploughs in the winter, but that she remains frustrated by the strict application of the bylaw.

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The story flew to the top of the national news cycle after Lough tweeted a picture of her and her boyfriend’s garden, saying, “Working on our veggie garden for weeks. Someone complained. Bylaw officer came by & wants it gone #saveourgarden.”

The couple was told the garden, built in wooden boxes raised about 20 centimetres off the ground of their front yard in Monahan Landing south of Bridlewood, would have to be moved back six or eight feet from the edge of the sidewalk where it’s built. Needham said he wouldn’t do that, said Lough.

“And (the bylaw officer) was like, ‘Well, it has to be out

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That’s when Lough took to social media.

All she was aiming for was to stir up a discussion on Twitter, but she and Needham got a lot more than that.

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The garden violates city bylaws because of the wooden boxes, and their proximity to the sidewalk, said Chapman on July 8.

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“We received a complaint from a resident that had some concerns, safety concerns about the wooden structure that had been built on the city road allowance and the officer was sent to investigate and it is a violation of our use and care roads bylaw,” he said.

The wooden structure is a tripping hazard, said Chapman, and is built on land that is part of city property, though it makes up a large portion of Lough’s small front yard.

“... When we are watering or we are sitting on our little porch, people walk by and they comment on it. It’s a conversation-starter.”

SHANNON LOUGH, GARDEN OWNER

“Somebody could potentially be hurt,” said Chapman.

Asked why the bylaw was being applied in this case, Chapman said bylaw officers would probably not have gone out of their way to take action if there hadn’t been a complaint.

But as soon as one complaint was made, that triggered the response, he said.

“If it’s an obvious thing, then yeah, the officer may address it, but in most cases, they are reacting to complaints and complaints only in these types of situations,” he said.

Lough and Needham, who moved into the new community near the end of summer 2014, had built the garden in late May of this year, and it had been well-received by many neighbours, and became a way to meet new people.

“We get compliments all the time from neighbours that walk by, and it’s actually been a really nice thing for us being in the community because before we didn’t really have an excuse to just talk to people randomly,” said Lough.

“But now, when we are watering or we are sitting on our little porch, people walk by and they comment on it. It’s a conversation-starter.”

“One person complains, but every night we get people complimenting us on (the garden),” she said.

“I wish they had spoken to me if they had an issue, if they thought it was a safety hazard … but they went to the bylaw behind our backs,” said Lough.

But the complaint is legitimate, said Kanata South Coun.

Allan Hubley, and not only for safety reasons, but to maintain easy access to utilities as well.

“Due to the location of the garden on the city’s road allowance, the wooden structure around the garden, which is abutting the city sidewalk, has raised concern for safety reasons,” said Hubley.

“As well, the hydro, phone, cable and gas lines are all located under the city’s road allowance, the wooden structure has raised concerns with accessing these utilities should access be required.”

“Bylaws exist for a reason and I believe most residents will agree maintaining quick and easy access to utilities are important,” he said.

“In this case the resident can have their garden and bylaw told them from the start – just not on top of their neighbour’s power, phone and cable lines.”

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Meet Fiona (ID#A 178617) and Cecile (ID#A 178618), two friendly, laid back sisters looking for a forever home together. These gentle girls do everything together, from their daily walks to curling up for their beauty rest.

They’d enjoy a home with teens and adults who have a relaxed lifestyle to match their mellow personalities.

They get along with other calm, well mannered dogs. If you’re looking for two amazing dogs who make new friends everywhere they go, then Fiona and Cecile could be the pets for you!

For more information on Fiona, Cecile and all the adoptable animals, stop by the OHS at 245 West Hunt Club Rd. Check out our website at www.ottawahumane.ca to see photos and descriptions of the animals available for adoption.

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Pet Friendly Canada at www. petfriendly.ca is an excellent resource that can help you plan your journey with a pet. The site not only has comprehensive lists of tips and things to bring

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Summer is painfully short.

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Local events and happenings over the coming weeks — free to non-profit organizations Fax: 613-224-3330, E-mail: Ottawasouth@metroland.com The deadline for community event submissions is Friday at noon. Email your events to ottawasouth@metroland.com.

and playing starts at 1 p.m.

Cost is $10 per person. For details, call 613-822-1451 or 613-826-6128.

is no admission to events at Dickinson House, but donations toward its upkeep are welcome.

Beginning July 16

July 18 and 19

July 20

Learn more about your city by taking one of four new downtown walking tours that tell Ottawa’s fascinating unknown history: An Unauthorized History of Parliament Hill; Building the Rideau Canal; Indigenous Peoples, Colonialism and Resistance; and Ottawa’s History of Protest, Strike and Rebellion. Join Ottawa History Walking Tours Thursdays through Sundays at 9:30 a.m. or by appointment, through the end of October.

For details email info@ottawahistorytours.com or call 613-794-2491.

July 18

The Greely legion hosts a euchre tournament on July 18 at 8021 Mitch Owens Rd. Registration begins at 12 p.m.

Dickinson House Manotick invites you to visit the gardens on July 18 and 19. Members of the Rideau Township Historical Society and the Manotick Horticultural Society will welcome visitors to the gardens from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. both days. Come and see some of the plants our forefathers used for medicinal and culinary purposes as well as for their beauty. On July 18, at 2 p.m. in Dickinson House, there will be an unveiling of a commemorative plaque to the late Coral Lindsay. Coral Lindsay was an accomplished local historian, and as the first curator at Dickinson House was largely responsible for where we are today. Family and friends are most welcome to attend this event. There

Create a labyrinth with stencils, unexpected forms and pictorial compositions and use inks, straws and your breath to solve it on July 20, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.. The program is for kids ages seven to 12. Registration is required.

Enjoy mind-bending illusions at the Alta Vista library branch on July 20, from 2 to 3 p.m. The program is for ages 10 to 12. Registration is required.

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Roll up your sleeves, dive right in and get messy at the Alta Vista library branch. The program is for ages seven to nine and registration is required. The event happens July 21, from 2 to 3 p.m.

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Greely resident Terry Dans, a Hydro Ottawa powerline technician, prepares to take Cooper Ali, 10, centre, and Justin Boyling, 10, both from Barrhaven, up in a Hydro Ottawa bucket during the annual CHEO Fun Day BBQ at Kilbirnie Park in Barrhaven on July 11. Proceeds from the event will go to the Children’s Hospital of Eastern Ontario.

July 22

Take part in nature-themed games and activities designed for kids ages four to six, at the Alta Vista library branch.

Registration is required. The program happens July 22, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.

Save your drama for the Alta Vista library at a special program for kids ages 10 to 12 on July 22, from 2 to 3 p.m.

Registration is required.

July 23

You won’t believe your eyes during a special program about optical illusions for kids ages seven to nine at the Alta Vista library branch

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The Ontario Senior Games 55+ District 7 is hosting a Slo-Pitch Challenge on July 29 at the RA Centre on Riverside Drive starting at 9 a.m.

If you are 55 or older and live in Ontario you are eligible to participate. Men and women are welcome. rizes will be awarded. Registration closes July 24. Contact Roger at 61- 898-1630, or email sportinglylg@gmail.com. call 613-733-3156, ext 229.

The Divertimento Orchestra, an Ottawa-based group of musicians, has openings in

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The Gloucester South Seniors meet at 4550 Bank St., in Leitrim for carpet bowling, chess, contact bridge, euchre (4 & 6 hand), and five hundred every afternoon, Monday to Friday. Membership is $15 per year. There is free parking and the centre is accessible by OC Transpo #144. For more information. please call 613-521-7540.

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its string sections and for second trumpet and flute/piccolo. For more details, and audition requirements, email elsaslater@magma.ca, call 613-823-1200 or visit divertimento.ca.

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ARIES - Mar 21/Apr 20 Aries, don’t be fooled by appearances. Sometimes there is more than meets the eye, and finding the truth beneath the surface can prove enlightening.

TAURUS - Apr 21/May 21 Taurus, use this week to experiment in the kitchen. You will benefit from exploring new cuisines you have long been wanting to try but have yet to prepare.

GEMINI - May 22/Jun 21 Gemini, now is a perfect time to explore social events that can expand your social circle. You have plenty of friends, but you can always benefit from meeting new people.

CANCER - Jun 22/Jul 22 Cancer, your creativity is at an all-time high. Take advantage of your inspiration and get involved in a special project. Embrace this opportunity to put your creative energy to use.

LEO - Jul 23/Aug 23 Leo, now is the time to explore a new hobby. Invite others to join you to make your exploration that much more rewarding. Afford this interest ample time to grow.

VIRGO - Aug 24/Sept 22 Virgo, seek situations that are peaceful and surround yourself with likeminded, mellow people. Enjoy the respite that relaxing atmospheres provide.

LIBRA - Sept 23/Oct 23 You need a confidence booster, Libra. Take action and seek ways to feel better about a situation that has been bothering you. This proactive approach may be all you need.

SCORPIO - Oct 24/Nov 22 You may seem like you aren’t able to get ahead in your career, Scorpio.

But it could be that you’re looking to advance too quickly. Be patient and allow your skills to grow.

SAGITTARIUS - Nov 23/Dec 21 Take credit for your ideas, Sagittarius. Remember to be humble, but don’t feel shy about expressing your pride in a job well done.

CAPRICORN - Dec 22/Jan 20 Get the facts before drawing any conclusions this week, Capricorn.

Allow some time to assess a situation that has proven difficult to handle. Things may be more clear tomorrow.

AQUARIUS - Jan 21/Feb 18 A longtime friend may evolve into something more soon, Aquarius. A spark has always been there, and you might be ready to explore a new relationship.

PISCES - Feb 19/Mar 20 Pisces, don’t fret when plans are canceled at the last minute. Try to reschedule as soon as possible and make the most of your newfound free time.

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SNAPTOPS 42-PC FOOD STORAGE SET EVEREADY FLOATING LANTERN Airtight Freezer, microwave and dishwasher-safe.

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299-1340-4. lids.

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42-2951-4 . Reg 24.99.

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52-0727-8. Reg 29.99

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