When I was first elected, I said ‘Busy people get things done’.
Little did I know how busy I could be, and how much I could get done. But there’s still more to do.
Over the coming weeks, I’ll release more details on the platform but I’m sharing with you where we are starting from. And of course, I want to hear from you.
Tell me your stories, your ideas, and your expectations.
Email me at lainejohnson4college@gmail.com
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My Main Priorities
Stormwater Management
Standing with our community through recovery and rebuilding.
Safer Streets
Delivering action and real solutions for safer streets in College Ward.
Fixing How Our City Works
Making City Hall work better with more transparency and accountability.
Our Transit System
We can fix our unreliable transit system through stronger, accountable leadership.
Roads and Infrastructure
Maintaining and improving our mature neighbourhoods.
Latest Updates from Laine
Laine Johnson - College Ward
The City of Ottawa is hosting a Household Hazardous Waste drop off event on Sunday, August 30th at Tunney’s Pasture. <br />
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Residents can follow the signage at Tunney’s Pasture for the specific disposal lo...
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My colleague, Councillor Riley Brockington (Ward 16 River), is hosting a public information session about a proposed high-rise development currently under review at 1345 Baseline Road. <br />
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Public Inform...
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I had a great day at the Bells Corners Summer Bash!! It was so great to connect with neighbours and enjoy such good weather. I even got to take a picture with the K-Pop Demon Hunters!<br />
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Thanks to the B...
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I recently joined my Council colleagues and Community and Social Services staff at the ribbon cutting for 377 O'Connor. Starting in the fall, this transitional housing facility will be available ...
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And we’re off! <br />
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I welcome this election and am excited to talk with residents about our future. Being a councillor isn't just about voting on motions at city hall - it's about driving local...
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This Sunday Aug 23rd the Merry Derry is holding two Pay What You Can pop ups in our neighbourhood. The Merry Derry is going to places that were badly affected by the storms, to support and lift the sp...
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