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Councillor Wants Ward Name to Go Community Voice - November 12, 2020 1 Free consultations. No fees until we settle. Disability insurance denials, car crashes, wrongful dismissal, slip and fall accidents and medical malpractice. Call today 613-599-3535 or www.gironeslawyers.com You have nothing to lose and so much to gain. Your STITTSVILLE CommunityVoice & RICHMOND November 12, 2020 [email protected] 613-45-VOICE www.ottawavoice.ca [email protected] Vol. 3 No. 22 Community Councillor wants champions wanted for ward name to go BY JOHN CURRY Main Street The Rideau-Goulbourn ward boundary will soon be re- BY JOHN CURRY drawn and if Coun. Scott Moffatt gets his way the name AND PATRICK UGUCCIONI Goulbourn could disappear altogether. Moffatt has signaled he wants the name change in time Stittsville Coun. Glen for the 2022 municipal election because he has recently Gower will be looking to uncovered that the former township’s namesake was a community champions slave owner. to take the revitalization The name dates back to Henry Goulburn, a British states- of Stittsville Main Street man whom the councillor also has discovered has no close across the finish line. connection to the area. An idea born on the Moffatt learned of this while researching for one of his campaign trail two years regular podcasts on Oct. 31 where he dealt with the origins ago evolved into a dis- of the name Goulbourn. cussion paper this past “There simply wasn’t enough good to balance against the January outlining cur- bad to deserve keeping the name in the present and the fu- rent challenges and ideas ture,” he told Your Community Voice, arguing a ward name for the traditional main change “ensures the current ward isn’t promoting a name street. that isn’t worth promoting.” The councillor’s goal In his 42-minute podcast entitled “A Troubling Discovery was to further engage Calls for a Name Change in Rideau-Goulbourn,” Moffatt the community, generate notes that Henry Goulburn is sometimes referred to as a “re- ideas and identify stake- luctant slave owner” and a “slave owner with a conscience.” holders and volunteers “At the end of the day he was still a slave owner,” Moffatt who would participate concludes. in future planning and John Curry photos He also discounts Goulburn’s historical significance and advocacy. The Goulbourn name is attached not only to the Rideau-Goulbourn ward name but also can connection to this area. be found used in reference to several other local places including a street in Stittsville which PLEASE SEE MAIN, PAGE 16 is specifically named after slave owner Henry Goulburn. PLEASE SEE NAME, PAGE 14 Contact information (613) 692-3331 [email protected] www.PierreMP.ca PierrePoilievreMP @PierrePoilievre PierrePoilievreMP 2 November 12, 2020 - Community Voice News Extendicare drops retail, office mix We’re taking at planned long term care centre BY JOHN CURRY and orders for 2021 PATRICK UGUCCIONI Extendicare has dropped Spring tree planting! a two-storey office and re- tail building as part of a pro- posed four-storey, 256-bed Sign up for a long term care facility im- mediately east of the existing FREE site visit Wellings of Stittsville facility Artist rendering on Hazeldean Road. A four-storey, 256-bed long term care facility is being A revised site plan also proposed by Extendicare on Hazeldean Road in Stittsville. abandons underground parking in favour of a 120- pointing out he will be look- courtyard. The primary en- space surface lot. ing for Extendicare to move trance will be at the rear of Stittsville Coun. Glen back to the original design. the proposed complex with Are you a landowner with one or Gower told this newspaper The Stittsville location vehicular access via Wellings more acres looking to reforest your Contact the revised version is not as will become Extendicare’s Private. The existing zoning empty and idle land? Dan Cooper good as the original. sixth long term care home for the site allows a residen- 613-692-3571 or He thinks the original ver- in Ottawa. The Hazeldean tial care facility Planting with Rideau Valley Conservation 1-800-267-3504 sion provided a better inter- site was purchased from A virtual public informa- Authority is low-cost and full-service. It includes ext. 1124 face with Hazeldean Road Nautical Lands Group in tion meeting to discuss site visits, planting plans, site prep, tree planting, [email protected] and he does not favour 2015. Nautical built and op- the revised site plan will be follow-ups, and maintenance for only $0.15/tree, the surface lot over under- erates the adjacent Stittsville held on Monday, Nov. 23 at or $120/acre. You must be willing to plant at In partnership with: ground parking. of Wellings facility. 4 p.m. Look for the link on Mississippi Valley least 1,000 trees. Call us! “They have changed the The new building, if ap- Coun. Gower’s website at Conservation Authority concept and I don’t like the proved, will feature a com- glengower.ca.. & Forests Ontario change,” the councillor said, pletely enclosed interior [email protected] COVID-19 CARLETON RESOURCE PAGE: NEWS FROM QUEEN’S PARK GOLDIEMPP.CA/COVID-19 ONTARIO INVESTING NEARLY $1 BILLION PROVINCE INCREASING DIRECT CARE FOR of the province’s COVID-19 Fall Preparedness Th e health and well-being of the TO EXPAND AND IMPROVE BROADBAND LONG-TERM CARE RESIDENTS TO FOUR Plan, the province is taking the fi rst step by residents of Carleton, Ottawa & AND CELLULAR ACCESS HOURS PER DAY recruiting an additional 3,700 frontline workers Ontario is my top priority. Please visit Th e Ontario government is making a historic Th e Ontario government is increasing the hours for its health workforce. my website for the latest information & updates from the Government investment of nearly $1 billion over six years of direct care for each long-term care resident to an Th e increase in average daily hours of care builds of Ontario, as well as information to improve and expand broadband and cellular average of four hours per day. Th is commitment will on supports recently announced for long-term care, regarding upcoming virtual town hall access across the province. Th e $680 million being make Ontario the leader among Canadian provinces including investing $1.75 billion over fi ve years to meetings & public consultations. announced today is on top of the $315 million to in the provision of care for long-term care residents. increase long-term care capacity and spaces for Recent updates include: support Up to Speed: Ontario’s Broadband and Th e announcement was made in advance of the seniors, as well as the government’s commitment to • Ontario 2020 budget released on Cellular Action Plan. Th is funding will be used release of Ontario’s 2020 Budget on November 5, build 30,000 new long-term care beds over 10 years. November 5; for shovel-ready projects starting in 2019-20, will 2020. Th e government is also driving the development of • Ontario releases Covid-19 create jobs, and connect unserved and underserved Th is new commitment to improve quality of care new long-term care homes through the Accelerated response framework to help keep communities during COVID-19 and beyond. includes: Build Pilot Program, adding 1,280 beds by early the province safe and open; • Th e Ottawa Hospital and Th e investment announced on November 4, • Average daily direct care of four hours a day per 2022. Extendicare (Canada) Inc. enter doubles funding for the Improving Connectivity in resident. Direct hands-on care is provided by OFFICE NOTICE: into management agreement; Ontario (ICON) program, bringing the new total to nurses or personal support workers to support In an eff ort to contain the COVID-19 virus, our • Ontario is investing in building $300 million. Th is program now has the potential individual clinical and personal care needs. Constituency Offi ce went virtual on March 16, 2020. 30-6179 Perth St, and upgrading schools; and Richmond, ON • Ontario releases report on to leverage more than $900 million in total partner • Hard targets set over the next four years to Our location will remain closed until further notice. Covid-19 measures funding to improve connectivity in areas of need achieve this standard by 2024-25. Progress We are still open & working during regular offi ce hours K0A 2ZO across Ontario. As part of Ontario’s broadband and against these targets will be measured and to answer your calls & emails. If you require assistance If you are providing services/ cellular action plan, ICON is one of several provincial reported regularly. on any matter, please contact me at any time. It’s why resources to the community and would like your information included initiatives underway to improve connectivity across • Unprecedented changes to educate and recruit I’m here. Even if it’s not a provincial issue, I’ll make sure 613-838-4425 on this community resource page, Northern, Eastern and Southwestern Ontario. the tens of thousands of new personal support to connect you with the proper offi ce. 1-833-779-6821 please fi ll out the contact form on my workers, registered practical nurses and - Goldie website. registered nurses that will be required. As part Your voice at Queen’s Park goldiempp.ca - Goldie News Community Voice - November 12, 2020 3 Business banners for Main Street BY JOHN CURRY opening of the Hazeldean KING’S Pharmacy on Hazeldean The Stittsville Business Road. Other plaques Association (SBA) has have been presented to received approval from the Honey Coffee Bar, RRichmondichmond VVillageillage MMarketplacearketplace the city to hang banners Mavericks Donuts, Royal promoting individual Oak Pub and Benny and businesses.
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