VCA supports Landlord Licensing
VCA passed a motion supporting Landlord licensing on March 9th. VCA will be participating in the Public Hearing and asking the City of Ottawa to adopt Landlord Licensing.
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VCA sends 20 environmental / climate priorities to Councillor Fleury
VCA develops 20 priorities that should be included in the 2019-2022 City of Ottawa Term of Council. We believe Ottawa should become a smart world-class green capital city, resilient in the face of climate change, and a leader in the transition to a low carbon economy. Whereas 100+ cities have…
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VCA comments for City Council (COW) consideration of the implementation of canabis-related legislation
Thank you Chair, my name is Chris Greenshields, I am speaking on behalf of the Vanier Community Association, the VCA. I am a board member and Chair of the VCA’s Sustainable Development and Transportation Committee. First, I wish to commend City staff for their report and recommendations. The report is…
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VCA stands in solidarity with Francophones in Vanier and across the province
The Vanier Community Association, a francophone community in Ontario, deplores the recent announcements from the Government of Ontario, on Thursday, November 15th, 2019 to abolish the Ontario’s Office of the French Language Services Commissioner and cancel the project to build a French-language University. Francophones are an integral part of the…
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Vanier Remembrance Day
Join us on Sunday, Nov. 11th to remember soldiers who fell 100 years ago. 1:30 p.m Parade gathers at the Legion, 294 Cyr Ave. 1:45 p.m – 1:50 p.m Parade leaves the Legion and marches to Cenotaph along Hannah. 2:00 p.m. Parade arrives at Cenotaph for memorial service. We are…
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Partage Vanier needs your help
If you have not bought your ticket to Flocons de Neige, it is not too late. Your donation will support our local Food Bank.
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Congratulations to Emond Neighbourhood Watch
Emond Neighbourhood Watch received on Monday, November 4th, the Crime Prevention Ottawa Volunteer Program Award. Congratulations to NW members for their dedication to their area.
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Announcement: 30km/h speed limit follow-up questions
Consultant fees to review our 30km/h policy was $14,140 +HST English and French presentation: check our Meetings/Rencontres section We have a few different ways to collect speed data. Manual spot speed surveys require a staff member to go out with a speed radar gun for two hours and collect speeds. The…
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L’association célèbre la journée des Franco-ontariens
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