THIS NEIGHBOURHOOD IS CHANGING: Who is it changing for?
- Jun 22, 2022
- 1 min read
Updated: Aug 9, 2022
Somerset West Community Health Centre and the Department of Geography and Environmental Studies at Carleton University recently hosted an event to share the results of a new report entitled ‘This Neighbourhood is Changing: Who it changing for?’ The report highlights upcoming development changes in West Centretown, as a resource for local residents and community groups in their commitment to ensure that West Centretown remains a diverse and vibrant neighbourhood.
The event also shines a light on local efforts to advocate for community priorities, including the Building Community Together project, the Plouffe Park Plant Pool Expansion Coalition (P4X) and a newly released report entitled 'Recreation Mapping: Somerset West Community Health Centre'.
Check out the attached reports and slide deck from the event.
Click here to watch the event. Please contact Larisa Cheshire at lcheshire@swchc.on.ca for further information.
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