Archives: SLOE

Tuesday, June 21, 2016

Partners in Action: Sustainable Living Ottawa East

by Amy Richardson, CFICE Communications RA Sustainable Living Ottawa East (SLOE) is one of Community First: Impacts of Community Engagement’s (CFICE) community partners in the Community Environmental Sustainability Hub. Since 2007, SLOE has been working to make a difference in the community of Old Ottawa East. A network of like-minded people... More

Friday, March 25, 2016

Documenting insights gleaned as academic researchers in CCE

by Magda Goemans, CFICE CES (Ottawa) Hub RA In the Community Environmental Sustainability (CES) Ottawa Hub, we are about to share reflections on the day-to-day experience of community-campus engagement (CCE) in the upcoming release of the edited volume Seeking Equity and Inclusion in Canadian Municipalities, to be published by McGill-Queen’s... More

Thursday, December 10, 2015

Building the case for a cohousing community in Greystone Village

by Kelsey Curtis, CFICE Volunteer Nestled between Main Street, the Rideau River and St. Paul's University, is 26 acres formerly known as the Oblate lands. This space, currently owned by The Regional Group, an Ottawa real-estate developer, is what the Innovative Housing for Older Adults (IHOA) group hopes will one day be the site... More

Thursday, April 10, 2014

Deep Green Experts Forum

At the Deep Green Experts Forum at Carleton University, a panel of experts shared sustainability options for the future development of the Oblate properties along the Rideau River with a community audience on March 22. Hosted by the Community Environment Hub (CES) of CFICE, the panel included: Carleton faculty City of Ottawa and National... More

Friday, September 6, 2013

Community Environmental Sustainability Research Assistant Phd Graduate Highlighted on Carleton Website

Earlier this month, Gary Martin was granted his PhD in Geography from Carleton University. Until recently a research assistant with the Community Environmental Sustainability Hub focusing on the SLOE project in Ottawa, Gary worked closely on his thesis with Hub Co-Lead Trish Ballamingie. His intellectual and professional journal was profiled by... More

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