May 16, 2026
A huge thank you to all of you who have purchased new signs. Our canvassers fed back questions they were  hearing.  We have answers…Continue reading→

May 7, 2026
We sold out the lawn signs but, already, we have more!Continue reading→

May 1, 2026
We must start this week with a big shout out to the Community Rally Organizers and the hundreds of supporters who came out to our third rally on Sunday.  Over the past 6 weeks, we are seeing more engaged community membersContinue reading→

April 19, 2026
We stay at it, one week at a time. Last week was brutal especially for those taking the brunt of it with the spring rains and flooding and failed containment of the pond.Continue reading→

April 6, 2026
Let’s hope all our Kanata creatures great and small are out and about enjoying the arrival of some spring temperatures and a bit of warmer weather.  Continue reading→

March 26, 2026
Our community organizers are whipping up a storm for our second RALLY this Sunday!

Come on out.  Bring a sign and your voice.  Continue reading→

March 13, 2026
Some of you asked on Sunday… will this make a difference?   I said YES!
Nothing is better for profile than a grassroots rally.  And this week, The Ottawa Citizen’s Joanne Laucius filed a story about our issue.Continue reading→

March 7, 2026
Kanata Neighbours are Rallying to protect our Greenspace on Sunday.  BE THERE!Continue reading→

February 26, 2026
Following our letter to Marcia Wallace and senior city leadership on Sunday regarding the dearth of timely and accurate information to the community regarding Minto’s recent activities superseded only by the safety risks of their inadequately supervised road building and test pit construction project, Councillor Curry tabled a new motion at City Council yesterday.
It addresses these issues in a proactive and transparent way, and it was carried in two parts with majority support.Continue reading→

Late last week, GM of City Planning, Marcia Wallace, provided Councillor Curry a memo which Minto had shared 7 days previously reporting that work would commence with small equipment, 3 pieces, moving surface earth for ‘test pits’.  She reported staff inspectors were visiting the KGC site.   Not quite so.  They couldn’t quite see the activity from the property they were standing on.  Councillor Curry, on the other hand, was forwarding her pictures of multiple excavators and hi-hoes sent in by neighbours.  More of the same this week.  The gravel delivered to the clubhouse parking lot last Friday (for the ‘test pits’ we were told) was really to build the road (required to build the ‘test pits’).  That last and most important part didn’t get to the community.  How does this happen?Continue reading→