The Woodpark Community Association is increasingly hearing concerns from residents about parking in Woodpark. Concerns include:  Vehicles parking across from each other making our narrow streets de facto single lanes and blocking larger service trucks and buses;  The difficulty in moving within the community with no sidewalks and parked cars forcing people and pets to walk in the middle of the road; and  Vehicles that are parked on the streets for many consecutive days.  When

Woodpark has a story to tell—one that lives in the memories of its residents, the streets we walk every day, and the photos tucked away in family albums. Today, we’re excited to launch a new community project to document and celebrate the history of Woodpark, and we need your help! Woodpark, Ottawa What’s the Project About? Our goal is to preserve the rich history of the Woodpark neighbourhood —from its post-war beginnings to the vibrant, evolving community we know today. Wit

All Woodpark Community Association Members and Residents. We need your help! Below is our letter to the City officials regarding the...

The Woodpark Community Association will be meeting with Councillor Kavanagh on September 18th to discuss some of the pressing issues in...

2025 Ottawa Zoning By-law change will significantly change the types of housing built throughout our city and in Woodpark . Our...

We continue to seek volunteers for our committees and various sub–committees. If you are interested, please send an email to...

During Councillor Kavanagh's Open House on March 26, the Woodpark Community Association learned about further changes to the...

March 25, 2025 Suzanne Nash, Trustee, OCDSB Lynn Scott, Chair, OCDSB Pino Buffone, Director, OCDSB Dear Trustee Nash, Chair Scott and...

Dear Woodpark Neighbors, I am writing with urgency and deep concern about the proposed OCDSB boundary changes, which, if approved, will...

Hello neighbours.  As many of you know, the Ottawa Carleton District School Board (OCDSB) has done an extensive review of their current...