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MPCC arts programming

Peach, apple, cherry, blueberry – what is your favourite type of pie? Having trouble deciding? Good thing that Rock the… Continue reading “MPCC arts programming”

Since launching the Automated Speed Enforcement pilot project in 2020, the city has installed red-light cameras at 75 intersections across the city. The only location in or near the Manor Park area is at Brittany Dr. and Montreal Rd. Illustration provided by the City of Ottawa

Improving Road Safety in Ottawa

From the desk of Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson

As we look forward to the beginning of the new school year, I want to acknowledge the tremendous efforts of… Continue reading “Improving Road Safety in Ottawa”

Jamie Kwong, executive director of the Ottawa Safety Council, poses with local crossing guards. Photo supplied

Safety Council desperately seeking crossing guards

Between 2016 to 2020, there were 27 fatalities involving pedestrians in Ottawa. Specifically in 2020, there were 195 reported road… Continue reading “Safety Council desperately seeking crossing guards”

Conditions for health care workers need to improve

From the desk of Ottawa-Vanier MPP Lucille Collard

What a great summer we’ve had! What a contrast with the last two summers! There were so many events that… Continue reading “Conditions for health care workers need to improve”

Manor Park Community Council is launched a Jr. NBA Basketball program.

MPCC sports and fitness programming

This summer was another great one with the MPCC. It feels so good to be getting back to community events…. Continue reading “MPCC sports and fitness programming”

Reflecting on 35 years of evolving with the community

The MPCC is celebrating its 35-year anniversary since it was incorporated! Looking through past annual reports and Manor Park Chronicle… Continue reading “Reflecting on 35 years of evolving with the community”

When voting in this municipal election, think big

From the desk of Manor Park Community Association President Natalie Belovic

Hello everyone! Welcome to fall in Ottawa. I always see this time of year as our real new year as… Continue reading “When voting in this municipal election, think big”