FCA-FAC General Meeting Wednesday December 13, 2023
At the FCA-FAC General Meeting on December 13, there was a lively roundtable discussion about Priorities for 2024 for the federation. Beyond expected consultations on
At the FCA-FAC General Meeting on December 13, there was a lively roundtable discussion about Priorities for 2024 for the federation. Beyond expected consultations on
Read Blair Crawford’s piece in the Ottawa Citizen here “Ottawa city council asks province to reinstate nine-storey building heights on minor corridors”
Nov 22, 2023 FCA sent a letter to the Ottawa Citizen regarding the move to ask for the reinstatement of rules allowing higher building heights
Nov 17, 2023 A letter was sent from FCA to Mayor Sutcliffe requesting the the motion regarding Retaining the Minor Corridor permissible heights be deferred
A General Mee4ting of the FCA-FAC will be held Wednesday November 15, 2023. A draft agenda for the meeting is found at https://fca-fac.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/231115DA.pdf .
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the free virtual seminar exploring strategies to reduce crime. Speakers included Irvin Waller, PhD, Professor at University
At the FCA-FAC General Meeting on December 13, there was a lively roundtable discussion about Priorities for 2024 for the federation. Beyond expected consultations on
Read Blair Crawford’s piece in the Ottawa Citizen here “Ottawa city council asks province to reinstate nine-storey building heights on minor corridors”
Nov 22, 2023 FCA sent a letter to the Ottawa Citizen regarding the move to ask for the reinstatement of rules allowing higher building heights
Nov 17, 2023 A letter was sent from FCA to Mayor Sutcliffe requesting the the motion regarding Retaining the Minor Corridor permissible heights be deferred
A General Mee4ting of the FCA-FAC will be held Wednesday November 15, 2023. A draft agenda for the meeting is found at https://fca-fac.ca/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/231115DA.pdf .
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the free virtual seminar exploring strategies to reduce crime. Speakers included Irvin Waller, PhD, Professor at University