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CIVIC HOSPITAL NEIGHBOURHOOD ASSOCIATIONBringing our community together
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Become a Member!
A community association cannot exist without its members. Did you know that the CHNA is a registered association? The more members we have, the more important our voice is at city hall! Find out what you get by becoming a CHNA member.
Memberships are $10 per year per household or you can get a lifetime membership for $100.
Memberships are $10 per year per household or you can get a lifetime membership for $100.
What's Happening
Here's what's going on in your neighbourhood
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Read our community newspaper Kitchissippi Times
Hot Topics
Current topics from your CHNA that you don't want to miss
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New Civic Campus Development
Keep up with the latest on the New Campus on our webpage: including CHNA's submissions regarding the current Phase 3 and 4 Site plans and what the City Urban Design Panel said about these Site Plans. 1081 Carling Avenue Development - Subcommittee
Taggart Realty Management’s proposal for two high-rise residential buildings at 1081 Carling is expected to go to the City of Ottawa’s Planning and Housing Committee for a decision soon. The development would set a precedent for height and density of future developments along the Carling boundary of the Civic Hospital neighbourhood. Learn how you can have your voice heard. |
Sherwood Drive Traffic Calming Study
The CHNA has advocated for safety improvements for years, especially in light of the location for the new Civic. The City has prepared a comprehensive set of traffic calming recommendations. A proposed concept plan has now been developed and shared at a recent community meeting. Please visit the project webpage and complete the online survey. Recent Scams and Frauds
Fraudsters continue to target residents. Read about some of the most prevalent scams, including an "emergency" scam saying your grandchild is in prison and needs bail money. Also, beware of text messages re unpaid parking infractions that include a link to a website that looks like ottawa.ca. The City never requests or communicates about financial information through text message. If you receive one of these text messages, do not reply to it and do not follow the link. |
