The West Barrhaven Community Asscociation is looking for your input. Let us know what you would like us to take a stand on, what type of events you would like to see the association put on, or let us know what would encourage you to come out and participate in the association. We are here to help make the community a great place to live. Please email James Gilland at
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or Darrell Carson at
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From the City of Ottawa Urban green spaces that make Ottawa such a desirable place to live are also home to many species of wildlife. Wild animals are often attracted to suburban areas for a variety of reasons. Recently, there has been an increase in reported coyote sightings - especially in populated and developed areas. When wildlife sightings pose a concern for public safety, the City of Ottawa works collaboratively with the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) to resolve the situation. MNR decides on a case-by-case basis on how the animal is dealt with. The City is also considering working with the Rural Ontario Municipal Association and others to look at long-term wildlife solutions. Safety Tips and Information – Coyotes in the Community
For helpful information on what to do to if you come in contact with a coyote and tips to protect your pets, property, and livestock, please click here. The City will be tracking the coyote sightings in our area to assist MNR and respond to our residents’ safety concern. If you spot a coyote in your community, contact the City’s call centre at 3-1-1 or e-mail
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Visit the City of Ottawa's Green bin site to learn more about the green bin program, what should be in it, and what should not. http://www.greenbinottawa.ca/ |
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