If you have an emergency, or see a crime in progress (ie: robbery, fight in progress, accident w/ injuries), call 911. If you witnessed a drug deal, or need police to attend another non-urgent situation (minor accident, intoxicated person, aggressive pan handler), please call the “other...
The new Spring/Summer Recreation Guide for the programs offered at the Carleton Heights Community Centre is now available. You can view the guide here. Registration for new programs will be held on Wed March 9, 2011 from 6pm to 8pm.
You may be aware that, each year, the City of Ottawa appoints volunteer members to various committees and boards. Committees provide advice to City Council and contribute to the development of policies, programs and initiatives. Boards are the governing bodies for such entities as conservation...
February is Heart Month and Heart and Stroke Foundation of Ontario are gearing up for their person to person campaign which involves bringing together over 4000 volunteers throughout Ottawa and the outlying areas. For this year’s campaign they still need approximately 800 canvassers to complete...
The Carleton Heights Community Centre is collecting milk bags to be made into sleeping mats for earthquake victims in Haiti. The coloured plastic milk bags (that hold the smaller clear plastic bags) are turned into easy-to-clean mats that do not attract bugs and help resist...
The Lexington Park and Rideauview Park outdoor rinks in our neighbourhood are in need of rink operators for the coming winter. If you are interested in helping out, or for more information please contact us at rinks@carletonheights.org
The CHARA board is concerned about the widening of Prince of Wales Drive, without the proper environmental assessment and studies on the impact to our community. Therefore it sent the following letter to our City Councillor Marie McRae. Dear Councillor McRae: Re: MOTION WITH REGARD...
According to the CHARA residents’ survey conducted this past year, many residents are concerned about speeding on our residential streets. For CHARA, resident safety is of utmost concern and speeding on residential streets is an increasing danger. In order to combat this, we need your...
The City of Ottawa will be paving the tennis and basketball courts, as well as the asphalt sidewalk surrounding the play area in Carleton Heights Park. The work is scheduled to begin on August 30, 2010.
The following pathways will be closed for safety reasons due to O-Train upgrades being completed this summer: The Brookfield track crossing will be closed to cyclists and pedestrians from July 12 to August 14 inclusive. Residents should detour via Heron Road to cross the tracks. ...