Upcoming Winter Events at Frank Ryan Park!

The Frank Ryan Park Outdoor RInk is open and the ice conditions are better each day!

We encourage you to stay up to date with events and activities in the area by subscribing to our public google calendar. In the next few weeks a number of volunteers will be facilitating three exciting events:

  • Frank Ryan Park Winter Fun
    • January 24th, from 1:00 to 3:00 PM
    • The field house will be open, bring your own mug to enjoy some hot chocolate!
    • Come slide, skate or play
  • Winter Carnival
  • Valentines Night Skate
    • February 14, from 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM
    • The field house will be open, bring your own mug to enjoy some hot chocolate!
    • Come skate to music for Valentines Day

We look forward to seeing you at the park!

Upcoming December Meetings on QTN Issues (LRT, Lincoln Fields, Development)

QTN residents are grieving the loss of trees for the LRT project this week, some very old ones and many that had special meaning for residents. The QTN planning committee did not get advance notice of this, and when the information came, it was too late and inadequate to pursue any alternatives. We have voiced our concern about the lack of information and opportunity to ask questions.

Now there are a series of meetings on issues of importance to QTN.  Take note of the following dates or subscribe to our calendar:

The QTN Planning Committee has requested a separate meeting with the LRT team to discuss issues related to plans through our neighborhood in greater detail.

Stage 2 West Pre-construction Update: Vegetation & Tree Removals

The city has provided us with an update on the pre-construction work as part of the Stage 2 LRT Project (O-Train West Extension):

The project contractor (Kiewit-Eurovia-Vinci) is progressing with vegetation and tree removal work across both east and west alignments. In the coming weeks they will move towards Connaught Park and the greenspace to the north, for removals within the area circled in yellow in the attached satellite image. I’ve also attached public notices that were distributed directly to homes in September and contain additional information regarding tree compensation that will occur towards the end of the project.

Here are the related documents that we encourage you to review:

If you have any questions or would like more information, please contact Alison Lynch (Stakeholder Relations, Rail Construction Program).