Mark your calendars for CCA’s Annual General Meeting on Tuesday, January 30, 2024. Zoom link to come.

In order to participate in the Annual General Meeting and vote in the elections, please renew your CCA membership before the AGM. To renew, or become a new member, please visit the CCA’s website here.

Please join us for our next meeting, accessible via Zoom here. For more details and the agenda, please contact anti-racism@centretowncitizens.ca.

On the Canal and Communities walk, hosted by Jack Hanna, hear about the building of the local portion of the Rideau Canal, including stories of the workers; early villages on the lands that today are Centretown; Indigenous peoples and the new treaty that is in the works; and notable historic personages.

The walk covers about one kilometre and takes about an hour.

Meet at the Elgin Street Market at the corner Elgin and Waverley at 11 a.m.

There is no cost, but a donation to the Centretown Community Association is appreciated.

On the Blunders and Beauties walk, hosted by Jack Hanna, hear about boo-boos made by builders and bureaucrats; the geological history of Centretown; the story of the Nature Museum; and notable historic personages.

The walk covers about one kilometre and takes about an hour.

Meet at the Elgin Street Market at the corner Elgin and Waverley at 11 a.m.

There is no cost, but a donation to the Centretown Community Association is appreciated.

On the Canal and Communities walk, hosted by Jack Hanna, hear about the building of the local portion of the Rideau Canal, including stories of the workers; early villages on the lands that today are Centretown; Indigenous peoples and the new treaty that is in the works; and notable historic personages.

The walk covers about one kilometre and takes about an hour.

Meet at the Elgin Street Market at the corner Elgin and Waverley at 11 a.m.

There is no cost, but a donation to the Centretown Community Association is appreciated.

The Centretown Community Association and Ariel Troster are hosting a Welcome Wagon for the John Howard Society’s soon-to-open Supportive Housing Program for Women on Lisgar Street.

Please join us from 9 am to 1 pm at the Elgin Street Farmer’s Market on September 24th and October 8th.

We thank you in advance for your kindness as we help our new neighbours feel welcome and comfortable in their new home. The following donations would be greatly appreciated:

• House coats sized M, L and XL

• Slippers M,L, XL

• Pyjamas M, L, XL

• Hygiene supplies – shampoo, conditioner, body wash, loofah, bars of soap, bubble bath

• Bath towels

• Laundry baskets

• Gift cards for Dollarama, Tim Hortons, etc.

• Travel mugs, reusable water bottles, coffee mugs

• Socks

• Undies, M, L, XL

• Cleaning Supplies

For any questions related to the program, please contact the residential coordinator, Eva Davis, at edavis@jhsottawa.ca.

On the Blunders and Beauties walk, hosted by Jack Hanna, hear about boo-boos made by builders and bureaucrats; the geological history of Centretown; the story of the Nature Museum; and notable historic personages.

The walk covers about one kilometre and takes about an hour.

Meet at the Elgin Street Market at the corner Elgin and Waverley at 11 a.m.

There is no cost, but a donation to the Centretown Community Association is appreciated.

On the Canal and Communities walk, hosted by Jack Hanna, hear about the building of the local portion of the Rideau Canal, including stories of the workers; early villages on the lands that today are Centretown; Indigenous peoples and the new treaty that is in the works; and notable historic personages.

The walk covers about one kilometre and takes about an hour.

Meet at the Elgin Street Market at the corner Elgin and Waverley at 11 a.m.

There is no cost, but a donation to the Centretown Community Association is appreciated.

The Centretown Community Association and Ariel Troster are hosting a Welcome Wagon for the John Howard Society’s soon-to-open Supportive Housing Program for Women on Lisgar Street.

Please join us from 9 am to 1 pm at the Elgin Street Farmer’s Market on September 24th and October 8th.

We thank you in advance for your kindness as we help our new neighbours feel welcome and comfortable in their new home. The following donations would be greatly appreciated:

• House coats sized M, L and XL

• Slippers M,L, XL

• Pyjamas M, L, XL

• Hygiene supplies – shampoo, conditioner, body wash, loofah, bars of soap, bubble bath

• Bath towels

• Laundry baskets

• Gift cards for Dollarama, Tim Hortons,  etc.

• Travel mugs, reusable water bottles, coffee mugs

• Socks

• Undies, M, L, XL

• Cleaning Supplies

For any questions related to the program, please contact the residential coordinator, Eva Davis, at edavis@jhsottawa.ca.

On the Blunders and Beauties walk, hosted by Jack Hanna, hear about boo-boos made by builders and bureaucrats; the geological history of Centretown; the story of the Nature Museum; and notable historic personages.

The walk covers about one kilometre and takes about an hour.

Meet at the Elgin Street Market at the corner Elgin and Waverley at 11 a.m.

There is no cost, but a donation to the Centretown Community Association is appreciated.

On the Canal and Communities walk, hosted by Jack Hanna, hear about the building of the local portion of the Rideau Canal, including stories of the workers; early villages on the lands that today are Centretown; Indigenous peoples and the new treaty that is in the works; and notable historic personages.

The walk covers about one kilometre and takes about an hour.

Meet at the Elgin Street Market at the corner Elgin and Waverley at 11 a.m.

There is no cost, but a donation to the Centretown Community Association is appreciated.