I have always been against this unwanted and unneeded roundabout in our community, which is why I have lobbied to have this project killed. Despite the East End being in desperate need of major infrastructure investments, this roundabout is nothing but a safety hazard for our residents that will cost us millions of dollars. To make matters worse, City Hall will now spend nearly almost a million dollars more than planned prior to construction even commencing. Read more... 
A busy Orleans intersection is gearing up for what some call a traffic makeover -- a two-lane roundabout. Others say it's an unneccessary facelift. "There's no need to go ahead with something that's going to cost us an arm and a leg," says Ottawa Coun. Bob Monette, whose ward includes the proposed roundabout. Read more...
Cumberland candidate Stephen Blais is calling on Ottawa-Orléans MP Royal Galipeau to scrap federal funding for the roundabout planned for the intersection at St. Joseph and Jeanne d’Arc boulevards. Read more...Cumberland Candidate Stephen Blais has called on Orléans MP, Royal Galipeau to scrap the $2.5 million federal funding for the St Joseph/Jeanne d'Arc Roundabout. “The east end is in desperate needs of major infrastructure investments, but this roundabout is nothing but a safety hazard for our residents,” says Blais. “This $2.5 million can be invested in community projects that will improve our quality of life rather than waste taxpayers money with dangerous consequences.” Read more... |
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