FCA General Meeting Tues. Oct. 11
The next General Meeting of the FCA [Federation of Citizens’ Associations of Ottawa] will be held Tuesday October 11, 2016 from 7:15pm at the Dalhousie
October 5, 2016
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The next General Meeting of the FCA [Federation of Citizens’ Associations of Ottawa] will be held Tuesday October 11, 2016 from 7:15pm at the Dalhousie
Public consultations on the City Budget for 2017 are being organized by members of Council. Details are found at http://ottawa.ca/en/city-budget-have-your-say .
Over the summer the board of directors, ably assisted by facilitator Phil Nicholson, met to reflect on options for the FCA-FAC for the coming year and onward. A
The National Capital Commission (NCC) launched the third season of the Capital Urbanism Lab Lecture Series . The Capital Urbanism Lab is a unique forum
Since the Michaëlle Jean Centre for Global and Community Engagement’s inception in 2011, University of Ottawa has been offering volunteer opportunities to students on and
At the FCA-FAC monthly meeting on May 18, community association leaders, councillors and city officials discussed the state of the parks, recreation facilities and community-building
The next General Meeting of the FCA [Federation of Citizens’ Associations of Ottawa] will be held Tuesday October 11, 2016 from 7:15pm at the Dalhousie
Public consultations on the City Budget for 2017 are being organized by members of Council. Details are found at http://ottawa.ca/en/city-budget-have-your-say .
Over the summer the board of directors, ably assisted by facilitator Phil Nicholson, met to reflect on options for the FCA-FAC for the coming year and onward. A
The National Capital Commission (NCC) launched the third season of the Capital Urbanism Lab Lecture Series . The Capital Urbanism Lab is a unique forum
Since the Michaëlle Jean Centre for Global and Community Engagement’s inception in 2011, University of Ottawa has been offering volunteer opportunities to students on and
At the FCA-FAC monthly meeting on May 18, community association leaders, councillors and city officials discussed the state of the parks, recreation facilities and community-building