Today we recognize the first National Truth and Reconciliation Day in Canada. Today we reflect on the painful legacy of the residential school system and honour the children who died, the survivors, and the families and communities affected by the residential school system. As a leader in the community, I have a responsibility to continue to …
As the nation’s capital, this City is surrounded by great historic stories. The best part I find, whether they are truths or slightly altered, is that the stories are typically wrapped up with a particular location. From a story of the who’s who hanging out, outside of a local pub, or designating the homes of the men …
Lowertown and ByWard Market heritage, time for a review Read More »
Updates from Ottawa Public Health COVID-19 Testing With students returning to classrooms, the Ottawa COVID-19 Testing Taskforce is closely monitoring COVID-19 case counts, in addition to assessment centre capacity and the community’s testing needs. Each of Ottawa’s assessment centres and care clinics will remain open this September for children, youth and adults who require a …
As the nation’s capital, this City is surrounded by great historic stories. The best part I find, whether they are truths or slightly altered, is that the stories are typically wrapped up with a particular location. From a story of the who’s who hanging out, outside of a local pub, or designating the homes of the men …
Lowertown and ByWard Market Heritage, time for a review (Lowertown Echo, Fall 2021) Read More »
Safety in our community is of utmost importance. And one of the main drivers of worry is speeding along our residential streets. Residential streets are corridors of high importance to your family’s quality of life. Being able to enjoy your home and safely walk to the community center, school, park or place of worship is our …
Increasing Safety on Residential Streets in Our Community Read More »
The latest from Ottawa Public Health Here’s the City’s weekly roundup of information in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. Watch: Dr. Vera Etches offers an update and guidance to parents, guardians and students on the return to school and in-person learning in light of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Do you have someone in your life whose first language is …
The COVID vaccination roll-out and increasing overall vaccination rates to meet or exceed 90% continues to be a top priority for OPH. Work continues to reduce barriers to accessing the vaccine and brining the vaccine to where people work, live and play which includes supporting uptake in individuals aged 18-39. Since August 2, vaccination rates in Ottawa have increased with individuals obtaining at least one dose from …
Vanier is seeing a lot of new development. A welcome investment in our community, especially when it comes to renewing vacant buildings. Long since the issue of derelict buildings has haunted us in this Ward. Many are left abandoned, with no end in sight of new development. The problem then falls on the community – …
Knocking down the barriers to removing vacant and derelict buildings in Vanier Read More »
Every election we survey all candidates in Ottawa-Vanier about community issues and issues that face our City. We believe it is an important way to inform voters and also to ensure that candidates and parties take a firm position on issues we face in Lowertown, Sandy Hill and Vanier. We have canvassed all candidates and …
Thank you for reaching out to my City Councillor website. I was blessed to represent residents and businesses in Lowertown, Sandy Hill, and Vanier at the City of Ottawa for 12 years (2010 to 2022).
I am keeping the website active, as a former city councillor and community leader so that residents can review and access projects, priorities and some of the most serious issues during the period I was a City Councillor for Ward 12, Rideau-Vanier.
If you are looking to connect with the City of Ottawa, I encourage you to call 311.
If you are seeking to connect with your City councillor, Stephanie Plante, please email (Stephanie.plante@ottawa.ca) or call (613-580-2482).
I remain an engaged leader in our community, in Ottawa and for the National Capital Region. If you are looking to connect with me please send me an email via: info@mathieufleury.ca or find me on LinkedIn
Thank you.
Mat
Merci d’avoir consulté mon site Web de conseiller municipal. J’ai eu la chance de représenter les résidents et les entreprises de la Basse-Ville, de la Côte-de-Sable et de Vanier à la Ville d’Ottawa pendant 12 ans (de 2010 à 2022).
Je garde le site Web actif, en tant qu’ancien conseiller municipal et leader communautaire, afin que les résidents puissent examiner et consulter les projets, les priorités et certains des problèmes les plus graves pendant la période où j’étais conseiller municipal du quartier 12, Rideau-Vanier.
Si vous cherchez à communiquer avec la Ville d’Ottawa, je vous encourage à composer le 311.
Si vous cherchez à communiquer avec votre conseillère municipale, Stéphanie Plante, veuillez envoyer un courriel (Stephanie.plante@ottawa.ca) ou téléphoner au (613-580-2482).
Je demeure un leader engagé dans notre communauté, à Ottawa et dans la région de la capitale nationale. Si vous cherchez à communiquer avec moi, veuillez m’envoyer un courriel à l’adresse suivante : info@mathieufleury.ca ou me trouver sur LinkedIn.
Je vous remercie.
Mat
