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The CSCA has received the following notification on March 4th 2026 from the Tewin team: We would like to pass along the following updates about the current site investigations throughout Tewin: Over the next month, we will be continuing our investigative site work east of Anderson Road and north of Piperville Road, including new boreholes. Additional investigative boreholes will be completed west of Anderson Road and south of Leitrim Road throughout the next few months. Selec

29 January 2026 Dear City of Ottawa Councillors and Mayor Sutcliffe, The Carlsbad Springs Community Association (CSCA) has the following questions that were not answered during the review of the CRRRC Purchase Report at the Ottawa City Council Session on the 28th of January 2026. We ask that a response to our letter, along with the answers to the following questions, be sent to us by Friday February 6th 2026. Question 1: The Report references the original 2015 CRRRC Community

Hello Osgoode Ward, Last Wednesday at City Council, City staff confirmed that they finalized the purchase of the landfill site in Carlsbad Springs and presented a report to disclose the details of the CRRRC acquisition. Here’s what they said: • The City bought the CRRRC land + key provincial approvals/permits for $95M • The site is made up of eight parcels of land at Boundary Rd / Frontier Rd area. • Some of the lands had two commercial leases and an occupancy agreement in pl

The Tewin team has submitted the following communication to the CSCA regarding upcoming site work within the Tewin study area: Over the next few months, we will continue our site investigations throughout Tewin: Throughout the next few weeks, we expect to have consultants and contractors working together within and around the Anderson Links Golf Course, conducting site investigations including investigative boreholes. We also continue to access various parts of the Tewin site

Dear City of Ottawa Councillors and Mayor Sutcliffe,   The Carlsbad Springs Community Association (CSCA) supports our City Councillor Isabelle Skalski’s perspective and her vote against the purchase of this potential landfill site.   The CSCA remains opposed to establishing and maintaining a City Landfill Site in the middle of our Community.     As previously noted from our November 14 th  letter (attached for reference ) - the current location of the proposed Capital Region

Dear City of Ottawa Councillors and Mayor Sutcliffe, The Carlsbad Springs Community Association (CSCA) is not supportive of establishing and maintaining a City Landfill Site in the middle of our Community. The current location of the proposed Capital Region Resource Recovery Centre (CRRRC) is located within the centre of our rural community and will have incredibly negative impacts on the rural residents that reside within our area. Firstly, the environmental degradation that

The following was received from the Tewin team on April 4th: Hello members of the Tewin Community Advisory Committee,   We wanted to...

The following has been received from the Tewin team via the Tewin Community Advisory Committee: Hello members of the Tewin Community...

The community planning and infrastructure design process for Tewin is advancing through a coordinated Planning Act and Municipal Class...