Improving Ottawa
Derrick SimpsonIdeas and thoughts on how to improve Ottawa. Urbanism, climate change, and transportation focused.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 12 | Subscribers | Read | improvingottawa.substack.com |
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Why Ottawa’s 2025 budget approach basically guarantees transit cuts
Ottawa announced their 2025 budget direction this week, and it’s very bad news for Ottawa’s transit. OC Transpo funding is considered to be in dire straights, with a slate of options on the table including:
How the City of Ottawa blocks urban improvements - and how to fix it
The City of Ottawa has long neglected downtown. There is a lack of park space and street trees, there tragically seems to be more homeless people than ever, and despite densifying and building many more apartments, downtown residents are se...
What Ottawa can learn from "Our Crumbling Foundation"
Our Crumbling Foundation: How We Solve Canada’s Housing Crisis, is a book by BC based journalist Gregor Craigie on the housing crisis in Canada. I really enjoyed this book for how many great ideas it provided for making housing more afforda...
How to improve Sparks Street
For as long as I can remember Sparks Street has been described by many in Ottawa as a “waste of space” or a place badly in need of improvement. I’m a fan of Sparks Street, and I think it’s better than many give it credit for, but there’s st...
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l’m a volunteer with the Centretown Community Association, Strong Towns Ottawa, and run the Ottawa Urbanism Book Club.
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