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The board of South March Highlands has approved a plan to develop the southmarchhighlands.ca website into a tool which will be effective to marshall support to preserve as much of the South March Highlands as possible. This plan is really a process, the first step of which was described by Sandy Hill design consultant Roufa [...]
South March Highlands has won the popular contest for Great Public Spaces organized by the Canadian Institute of Planners. We will celebrate this at a special event on June 2, 2012, at which we will also announce our plans to ensure the preservation of all remaining undeveloped lands in the South March Highlands. For now, [...]
As follow up to the concerns expressed here and also raised by the Greenspace Alliance, here is an update showing the proportion of ash trees in and around the South March Highlands we wish to preserve for this and future generations. There are many ash trees near [...]
Are you aware that the City of Ottawa may be planning to cut down hundreds of ash trees on your street, in your neighbourhood and in your parks, as is happening in other areas of the city? Residents and community associations need to ask some hard questions about the City of Ottawa’s Emerald Ash Borer [...]
As outlined in a recent news article the South March Highlands is a finalist candidate in the Canadian Urban Institute ”Great Places in Canada” contest. After months of nominating and voting for their favourite locations, Canadians today learned whether their top pick made it to the final round. More than 200,000 votes were received in the second Great Places in Canada contest. From [...]
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