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At the Meeting of the ASH Board of Directors on Monday, September 27, 2021 a motion was unanimously approved that ASH endorse the statement below from from the Ottawa Coalition To End Violence Against Women, Elizabeth Fry Society, Kind Space, Wisdom2Action, and the Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity. Statement: Creating a Safer Ottawa for Trans … Read More
Elected Representatives, Sandy Hill Contact details for Sandy Hill’s municipal, provincial and federal elected representatives. History of Sandy Hill Sandy Hill has a rich history that can still be seen in many of the mansions that grace the neighbourhood or in street names that recall former activities. But with the passage of time much of that history … Read More
Update 2-Nov-2022 The applicant has submitted revised documents dated 2022-10-11 including a new site plan, available here: https://devapps.ottawa.ca/en/applications/D07-12-21-0202/details Update 3-Dec-2021 The formal circulation of the planning application for the 2 Robinson/320 Lees development has been released. Below is a link to the application on the City’s Development Application Search Tool where you … Read More
We wrote to you a few months ago about the 9-storey private student residence proposed at Laurier and Friel. This plan was rejected by the Mayor and City Council in March. However, the developer, Viner Assets, have appealed to the Ontario Municipal Board. The City will be defending its decision, supported by ASH, our legal representative and local … Read More
The City of Ottawa has officially launched a zoning study of residential “conversions”. This study, along with the interim control bylaw prohibiting some types of conversions, is being carried-out in response to considerable public pressure. Over the last few years Action Sandy Hill has worked closely with Councillor Mathieu Fleury on this issue and we are grateful for … Read More
At the 29th November ASH board meeting presentations were made by Rob Boyd (Executive Director) on the Oasis Program at the Sandy Hill Community Health Centre and Donna Sarrazin (owner and operating partner of Recovery Care) on the Safer Supply Ottawa pilot. The presentation slides can be viewed below.