Eiko Emori will once again be hosting her annual Fall open studio. Glass vessels and silk scarves by Mina Jalali will be available for purchase should you be looking for holiday gifts. Please swing by and see her studio at … Read More
Your ideas for the Splash Pad are helping shape the future of our neighbourhood! Please consider filling out the following brief 9-question survey to make your views heard. http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/JX2CDVF [divider_advanced color=”#009B28″] Vos idées pour le Splash Pad aident moduler le … Read More
Action Sandy Hill’s Vision Sandy Hill Working Group is launching a revitalization of the Chapel Street Splash Pad and we want to hear from you about what you’d like to see. What do you love about the park? What bothers … Read More
[30-September-2013] Click here to view original article. CBC — Ottawa police are issuing a warning to keep doors and windows locked after two women were woken up by a strange man in their bedrooms in Sandy Hill early Sunday morning. … Read More
Dear Neighbours, There is a not so good development on the proposed amendments to the Property Standards Bylaw concerning the requirement to place blue, green and black bins in the rear and side yards and the restriction of the use … Read More
Residents came out and joined us for the Fall clean-up of Sandy Hill’s parks and streets. This year, there were two main events to support the annual Capital Campaign Fall Clean-up. The first clean-up was conducted on Saturday, September 28, … Read More
The City of Ottawa wishes to canvas the views of Sandy Hill Residents regarding a Commemorative Naming Request it has received to honour Mr. Pierre Esdras Terrien (“Esdras” Terrien), 1876 – 1960. Mr. Terrien lived on Besserer Street until his … Read More
The Sandy Hill Community Garden is in need of help to keep the garden growing throughout this summer season. They are a small garden group this year, and could use some helping hands from the community to upkeep garden plots … Read More
If you happen to stroll by on Goulburn Avenue, between Somerset Street East and Templeton Street (closer to Templeton), you will notice a beautiful mural. The concept was born last October when France Girard visited her daughter in Philadelphia, which … Read More
The University of Ottawa is hosting an Electronics Recycling Day for the National Capital Region. This is an opportunity for any person or organization to recycle their waste electronics, subject to eligibility. This event includes small household electrical items (e.g. … Read More