Recent Advocacy
CCA expresses disappointment by the lack of consultation in Ottawa’s return to office traffic plan.
Transportation | September 2, 2026
Dear Mayor Sutcliffe,
The Centretown Community Association is disappointed by the lack of consultation, and true solutions included in Ottawa’s return to office traffic plan, officially known as the Transportation and Mobility Strategy and Action Plan.
Plan for the Equitable Distribution of Social Services in Ottawa
SEPAW | April 16, 2026
The Centretown Community Association (CCA) supports calls from Lowertown Community Association and Action Sandy Hill for a more equitable distribution of social services across all 24 wards of Ottawa. While more supports for homelessness, addiction and mental health are vitally needed, ensuring fair access to these supports across the city is essential for the safety and well-being of both at-risk individuals and the communities that host these services. This statement pertains to proposals for new or expanded services.
Letter from the President to AGCO Regarding Dime and Dash
SEPAW | February 23, 2026
Dear Registrar,
I am a resident of Ottawa and President of the Centretown Community Association (CCA), whose members live, work or own property or businesses in the neighourhood of Centretown. I am writing to submit this formal objection to the proposed cannabis retail store at 366 Bank Street.
Community Conversation on Homelessness
Housing Affordability | February 3, 2026
On February 5, community members, service providers and elected officials are invited to come together for a follow up Community Conversation on Homelessness in Ottawa. The event will take place in-person, providing a platform for open dialogue, sharing ideas and creating solutions to address the ongoing homelessness crisis.