The Wellington Village Community Association: Board of Directors

Board of Directors

The Board of Directors for the Wellington Village Community Association currently consists of 9 members:

Dave Allston (President)
Vacant (Vice-President)
Gillian Salmond (Treasurer)
Katie Cullwick
Mike Hamilton
Anne Murray
Kimberly Patriquin
Tara Ouchterlony
Katherine Scott
Suzanne Woo

(last updated 1 April 2025)

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BrocklebankOctober 29, 2025 at 3:38 PM
Over the next two weeks the City of Ottawa will decide whether to proceed with significant investment in facilities at Lansdowne Park. In terms of money, this will be the biggest single decision to be taken by this term of City Council. There will be direct impact on communities nearby but, just as importantly, the commitment of resources to this one project will affect the capacity of the City to respond to other community needs across Ottawa.
The schedule for city consideration of Lansdowne is Committee hearings from Wednesday October 29, Audit report release on Tuesday November 4 and Council debate on Friday November 7.
A community group, Better Ottawa, is organizing a public information meeting on the Lansdowne 2.0 project to be held in Barrhaven on Monday November 3. Both the proponents of the project and its opponents have been invited to participate In a panel to explain their views and respond to questions from participants. Doors are open at 5:45 at 102 Bill Leathem Drive.
Arrangements are being made to have the meeting made available through Rogers TV and YouTube.
Attached to this message is a poster with a QR code to send viewers to betterottawa.ca/forum/ in order to register to attend in person or to receive instructions to participate online.
Please inform residents in your community about this upcoming event.
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Wellington Village is a vibrant Ottawa neighbourhood bounded by Island Park Drive to the west, Scott Street to the north, Holland Avenue to the east and the Queensway to the south. Tree lined streets, red brick facades, great schools, and a main street of independent businesses, food shops and artisans have helped turn this area into one of Ottawa’s most enjoyable communities. Most amenities are within walking distance, with plenty of green spaces for all residents to enjoy and easy access to the Ottawa River. The new LRT station at Tunney’s Pasture connects Wellington Village to the downtown and beyond in minutes.