Associate Medical Officer of Health Dr. Brent Moloughney joins us to discuss this latest phase of reopening. We discuss the current COVID-19 situation, safety measures, and much more.

Today we want to tackle 4 main issues that rural seniors are facing:

Isolation, Transportation, Food Security, Living independently – even more important with the current situation with long-term care.

Kelly Dumas from Rural Ottawa South Support Services joins us to address all of these issues and how they’ve shifted programming to meet these needs during COVID-19.

Today we dig into the various construction projects in the ward.

Resurfacing projects...Intersection improvements...Water main projects...A Barnsdale-Prince of Wales roundabout at that tricky intersection. Church street bridge, Park construction in Stittsville. Richmond arena renos...and more.

The City’s Planning Committee and Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee has approved a growth management strategy that would add between 1,350 and 1,650 gross hectares of residential land and strategically located employment land to Ottawa’s urban area.

Councillor Moffatt discusses the meeting, the process, the decision and the reasoning.

After an extremely busy week of Zoom meetings, Councillor Moffatt discusses what's it like to be City Councillor and the various roles involved with the job.

On episode 3 of the Rideau Goulbourn Podcast with Councillor Scott Moffatt, we continue our discussion on the Urban Boundary. We build on the larger, broader discussion from last week and focus on specific Rideau-Goulbourn growth projections and impacts. For instance, developments in Richmond and Manotick are ongoing. What’s that going to look like? What is part of those plans?

The discussion today focuses on Ottawa's urban boundary - protecting our agricultural lands, planning for future growth and building complete communities.

In our first episode, we introduce ourselves and outline the objectives of this podcast. We discuss how the city is handling COVID-19, how Rideau Goulbourn is coping, and we get you up to date on some springtime construction news in the Ward.