February 14, 2026
The KGPC has been working this file with you for almost 7 years.  The removal of the legal protection (40% Agreement) of the land by the Supreme Court (SCC) with its fall decision, has people now moving off the sidelines and more open to hearing alternative arguments in opposition to the development of the Kanata Golf Club (KGC) lands.Continue reading→

January 29, 2026
We have heard from so many of you over the past few days.   More than 300 of you to be exact as you copied us on your letters to City Council in support of the Curry/Gower motion.    THANK YOU SO MUCH!   We are so grateful for you and your support… and now you can celebrate Councillor Curry’s win as she hit two balls right out into our Greenspace from Council Chambers at City Hall on Wednesday.   Let us tell you all about it…Continue reading→

January 23, 2026
We need your help with some letter writing. And breaking news on the influx of bulldozers and other equipment on the golf lands.Continue reading→

January 14, 2026
Today, Councillor Curry took advantage of the Special Council Meeting to table this Notice of Motion, Clarifying the City’s Position on Kanata Lakes Golf and Country Club Lands.  Normally we would link it on our website (and it will be there too), but it is so nice to see it in print, we are including it here in its entirety.
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December 6, 2025
We’re planning a virtual event on Wednesday, December 10, 2025 to give everyone a chance to ask their questions.
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November 23, 2025
Rather than leave you hanging, we have decided to post the most frequent questions we’ve received from our supporters in recent weeks and answer them as honestly as we can.
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October 31, 2025
ClubLink notified Kanata Golf Club (KGC) staff this morning that the course will close permanently on Monday, November 3, with no plans to reopen in spring 2026.
This came as a shock to nearly everyone — except, it seems, ClubLink.Continue reading→

September 18, 2025
Today, the Supreme Court of Canada (SCC) dismissed the City of Ottawa application for leave to appeal in the matter of the ClubLink plan to violate the 40% Agreement and develop the Kanata Lakes Golf Club lands.
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May 10, 2025
There have been so many milestones on this long, long road to protect our 40% Agreement and to ensure the city of Ottawa remains in a position to protect its intended beneficiary… our community. They all matter. But this one, it’s the last mile. We can see the finish line.
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April 26, 2025
Yesterday, our legal counsel Allysa Tomkins (Gowlings WLG) and Charles Daoust (David | Sauve LLP) filed our Memorandum of Argument. They effectively broadened the scope of the City’s argument against the Ontario Court of Appeal (ONCA) decision in a concise document specifically turning Court attention towards the unjust impact of failed contract enforcement on third parties…Continue reading→