Residents express strong opposition to NYAC's proposed construction affecting local neighborhoods.

Local residents express strong opposition to proposed recycling plant near their neighborhood.

Council members discuss construction noise complaints and plan upcoming ceremonies for parks and water treatment.

Residents petition for the condemnation of the deteriorating property at 205 Hillcrest Drive.

Commissioner Benatar's meeting fails to diminish opposition concerns over proposed site plans

A proposed battery energy storage system (BESS) project in Ottawa's South March area is facing opposition from local residents, who are concerned about the potential impact on the rural landscape, property values, and environmental safety issues, despite provincial efforts to emphasize its importance for maintaining a clean electricity grid and controlling costs. The Ontario government has expressed strong support for the project, with an ambitious completion deadline of January 8, 2026, but the recent rejection by Ottawa's rural affairs committee has created uncertainty and highlights the tension between provincial energy goals and local community concerns.

Councillor Kane and Devine address neighborhood concerns over new development plans on Willard Street.

Residents voice strong opposition to proposed Renaissance Fair over safety and community impact.

Local residents express concern over the negative impact of proposed 69-unit development on community.

Homer Glen residents urge officials to maintain current two-lane structure on 140 Third.

Council approves parking ordinance addressing resident concerns and Marina Ferry needs.

Local residents express opposition to truck stop plans due to residential proximity and vehicle density.