Last week, the City of Ottawa took a significant step on its journey towards reconciliation when municipal committees voted to include land owned by the Algonquins of Ontario inside an expanded urban boundary. The project we plan to build is called “Tewin.” Read More
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Jocko and Clouthier: Tewin project, on the tip of urban Ottawa, will be the best of community planning
Published in Algonquins of Ontario, Columnists, first nations, Opinion, Ottawa Official Plan, Taggart Group, Tewin and urban boundary
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