Kanata Lakes Community Association

Ever wonder who’s behind the emails, social media, meetings, and community updates? 👋 It’s us - the KLCA Board Local volunteers with big community energy ✨ KLCA.ca

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Stay informed with Ottawa City Council and Committee Meetings! Upcoming Meetings: bit.ly/4i0iKv1 Listen Live: bit.ly/3Do6mpy Stay updated on the latest discussions shaping #OttCity. #OttPoli #Ottawa

Every single time - I’m reminded that the @opl_bpo has such great spaces for families. Legos, little kids spaces, big kids spaces and lots of room for the parents to sit and enjoy. 📚🧩 📀 And no cost. Such a great resource

Councillor Curry's latest #KanataNorth community newsletter is now available with many important updates including events, proposed developments, latest on the the Kanata Lakes Golf Course lands, and more. kanatanorth.ca/kanata-north-n…

Here’s what you should do if you spot a coyote in your neighbourhood 👇 via @ctvottawa ctvnews.ca/ottawa/article…

A pleasure for some of our KLCA Board Members to join so many wonderful people for this annual @womensday breakfast hosted by @KanataNorth Councillor Cathy Curry. Thank you also to the entire Kanata North team & volunteers who organized. 💜 #GiveToGain

Thanks to Councillor Curry @KanataNorth and @OttawaPolice for hosting community safety information session. Some of the KLCA Board were in attendance and heard some very helpful tips.

Upcoming events in our community: February 16 - Family Day Skate February 10 - Coyote Info Session (more details: kanatanorth.ca/coyote-informa…)

There have been some updates regarding the Kanata Golf Course development recently. Councillor Curry - @KanataNorth - tabled a motion at @ottawacity Council in early January that will be debated on January 28. You can read her Motion and updates here: klca.ca/whats-happenin…

Thank you to members, volunteers & supporters for attending our 2026 AGM! ✨ We had a great turnout & appreciated the engagement 👏 Special thanks: 👉Dr. Wilkinson for your time sharing the importance & value of cancer screening. 👉 @KanataNorth Councillor Curry for updates

If you’re a KLCA Member or future member - please join us tonight! Our AGM begins at 7:00pm. 👇

January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month. Join us Tuesday, Jan. 13 for a presentation from Dr. Anna Wilkinson who shared these words👇 “Cervical cancer is almost entirely preventable—and it starts with you….” 🔗 Champlain Screening Outreach: ottawahospital.on.ca/en/clinical-se…

Happy New Year, #KanataNorth! Our latest community newsletter is now available, with many updates you don't want to miss! Check it out online. kanatanorth.ca/kanata-north-n…

@karenmccrimmon Thank you for sharing Karen!

@kanatalakesca is hosting its AGM on January 13, 2026, including a presentation on cancer screening. Thank you to the volunteers who continue to support informed and connected communities. See the graphic for details.

Our AGM is coming up 👇

Community groups may want to explore upcoming grant opportunities from the @ONTrillium, including Capital, Seed, Grow, and Youth Opportunities Fund streams. Deadlines are approaching. Learn more and apply at otf.ca

Today!! Friday January 2 A free family skate hosted by our KLCA and supported by sponsors. Join us at 4pm or 5pm.

Heads up, Ottawa. Strong winds are expected today, which could lead to power outages. Make sure your devices are charged and you're prepared. Safety first: Downed power lines are extremely dangerous. If you see one, stay at least 10 metres away and call 911 immediately, followed by us at 613-738-0188. Attention Ottawa. De forts vents sont possibles, ce qui pourrait entraîner des pannes de courant. Assurez-vous que vos appareils sont chargés et que vous êtes préparés. La sécurité d'abord : les lignes électriques tombées au sol sont extrêmement dangereuses. Si vous en voyez une, restez à au moins 10 mètres et appelez le 911 immédiatement, puis nous au 613-738-0188.