In this week's episode, Scott discusses City Budget 2021, which was approved at Wednesday's Council meeting. He'll also follow up on last week's show, with new information on our Ward Boundaries. The City has officially added a new Ward, bringing the total to 24. Scott also discusses the partnership with Lansdowne Park, Policing in the City and more.

With Council nearing the finish line of the City of Ottawa Ward Boundary Review, Scott gets you up to speed on the review process - past and present - and weighs in with his view on different facets of the current proposal.

On today's episode, Scott gives you the full background on the naming history of Nepean. Speaking of names, we also get into some of the ongoing public conversations surrounding Episode 23 and the plans to establish a new name for our Ward.

The City's Draft Budget 2021 has been tabled and strikes a balance between supporting evolving community needs while delivering essential municipal services, all in the face of COVID-19. In this week's episode, Scott discusses the City budget, including specifics about Ward 21 and what it means for our residents.

Ward 21 is located in the City of Ottawa, Ontario. The ward includes rural areas west of the Rideau River and the communities of Manotick, Richmond, North Gower, Munster, Kars, Fallowfield, Ashton and Burritts Rapids.

In this episode, we discuss some recent correspondence that outlined a concern about the state of truck traffic in the village of Manotick. We'll get into what's been done over the years to improve the situation, what more can still be done and what exactly is in the works...

Today we planned to take a look at the history of Goulbourn Township, which was formed and named in 1818. In preparation for this episode, Scott discovered some new, troubling information about the man the township was named after. Henry Goulburn was a slave owner. Today, Scott talks about Goulburn's complete story, why the township's early settlers may have decided on that name, and how it's now time to start the ball rolling on a name change for our Ward.

Was the Jock River always called the Jock River? Did the Duke of Richmond really die after being bitten by a rabid fox? What's the background behind some of Richmond's street names? Answers to these questions and much more in today's episode that focuses on the history of the great village of Richmond.

Not much to be thankful for on the COVID-19 front. As of Thanksgiving weekend, we're back to a Modified Stage 2 of restrictions for at least a month. Scott also talks about energy Evolution and chairing this week's briefing.

Did you know that a golfer from Richmond actually won the Olympic gold medal in golf? In this week's episode, we'll discuss that and some other interesting historical tidbits about golf in the Ward. We'll then get into the current situation surrounding area golf courses with a focus on the Stonebridge situation.

In this week's episode, we discuss public transit in Rideau Goulbourn. Compared to other Wards, how much do we use it? What's the breakdown on how it's paid for? We then transition to discussion about phases 1 and 2 of LRT and even look ahead to the future Phase 3, with a light-hearted nod to our favourite sci-fi movies. Listen to this week's episode now.