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The City of Ottawa’s Commemorative Naming Committee is conducting public consultations on three separate naming proposals to:
Katie Xu and Jack Fan Rink – (Ward 6 –Stittsville)
In recognition of the outstanding figure skating accomplishments of Katie Xu and Jack Fan, a proposal to name Rink A in the Goulbourn Recreation Complex has been submitted to the Commemorative Naming Committee. Since they joined the Goulbourn Skating Club in 2011, Katie and Jack have served as ambassadors for the special needs community. Both skaters have received recognition from Skate Canada and Special Olympics Canada for excellent performances in many competitions, and both took home medals in the 2017 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Austria.
Helen Redpath Thomson Park - (Ward 13- Rideau- Rockliffe)
In recognition of the historical significance of Helen Redpath Thomson to the City of Ottawa, a proposal to name Cummings Park located at 861 Cummings Avenue, “Helen Redpath Thomson Park” has been submitted to the Commemorative Naming Committee. In 1839, Helen Redpath Thomson inherited the land on which this park sits. Helen raised eight children and maintained the farm with her husband David.
Roger Montpetit Park - (Ward 1 – Orléans)
In recognition of the historical significance of Roger Montpetit to the Orléans community, a proposal to name the future park located at 850 Champlain Street has been submitted to the Commemorative Naming Committee. Roger Montpetit ran his family’s general store for many years, employing all twelve of his children and expanding the business, to create a local hub for residents to do their shopping and socialize. For 50 years, the Montpetit general store was owned and operated by three generations of the Montpeitt family, and the building still exists to this day.
View each proposal online at ottawa.ca.
For more information on City programs and services, visit ottawa.ca or call 3-1-1 (TTY: 613-580-2401). You can also connect with us through Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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- Name rink A of Goulbourn Recreation Complex, “Katie Xu and Jack Fan Rink”
- Name Cummings Park, located at 861 Cummings Avenue “Helen Redpath Thomson Park”
- Name the future park located at 850 Champlain Road, “Roger Montpetit Park”
Katie Xu and Jack Fan Rink – (Ward 6 –Stittsville)
In recognition of the outstanding figure skating accomplishments of Katie Xu and Jack Fan, a proposal to name Rink A in the Goulbourn Recreation Complex has been submitted to the Commemorative Naming Committee. Since they joined the Goulbourn Skating Club in 2011, Katie and Jack have served as ambassadors for the special needs community. Both skaters have received recognition from Skate Canada and Special Olympics Canada for excellent performances in many competitions, and both took home medals in the 2017 Special Olympics World Winter Games in Austria.
Helen Redpath Thomson Park - (Ward 13- Rideau- Rockliffe)
In recognition of the historical significance of Helen Redpath Thomson to the City of Ottawa, a proposal to name Cummings Park located at 861 Cummings Avenue, “Helen Redpath Thomson Park” has been submitted to the Commemorative Naming Committee. In 1839, Helen Redpath Thomson inherited the land on which this park sits. Helen raised eight children and maintained the farm with her husband David.
Roger Montpetit Park - (Ward 1 – Orléans)
In recognition of the historical significance of Roger Montpetit to the Orléans community, a proposal to name the future park located at 850 Champlain Street has been submitted to the Commemorative Naming Committee. Roger Montpetit ran his family’s general store for many years, employing all twelve of his children and expanding the business, to create a local hub for residents to do their shopping and socialize. For 50 years, the Montpetit general store was owned and operated by three generations of the Montpeitt family, and the building still exists to this day.
View each proposal online at ottawa.ca.
For more information on City programs and services, visit ottawa.ca or call 3-1-1 (TTY: 613-580-2401). You can also connect with us through Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.
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