Fallingbrook North Community Association

Fallingbrook North Community Association The Fallingbrook North Community Association (FNCA) encompasses the residential area in Orléans bounded by St.

Joseph Boulevard to the North, Watters Road & Charlemagne Boulevard to the South, Tenth Line Road to the West, and Trim Road to the East.

08/26/2026

Ongoing investigation: Pills found in three east end parks

The Ottawa Police Service is continuing to investigate after various types of pills were found scattered around three east-end parks.

Yesterday, police conducted an extensive search at several Orleans parks and found additional pills located in a third park.

Officers have now recovered and seized more than 100 pills at these three parks in close proximity to one another:

•Blue Willow Park, located on Longleaf Drive
• Silverbirch Park, located on Silverbirch Street
•Ruisseau Park, located on Creek Crossing Street

Other nearby parks were also searched, but no pills or other unknown substances were found.

The investigation remains ongoing, and residents are asked to be alert of any suspicious activity in the area.

Anyone who locates pills or other unknown substances is asked to leave them in place and contact police immediately.

Please contact the Ottawa Police East Criminal Investigation Section at 613-236-1222, extension 3566, if you have any information that may assist with this investigation.

Anonymous tips can be provided to Crime Stoppers toll-free at 1-800-222-8477 or online at crimestoppers.ca.

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Enquête en cours: comprimés trouvés dans trois parcs de l’Est de la ville

Ottawa — Le Service de police d'Ottawa (SPO) continue d’enquêter à la suite de la découverte de divers types de comprimés, trouvés disséminés à travers trois parcs du secteur Est de la ville.

Hier, les policiers effectuèrent des recherches poussées dans plusieurs parcs d’Orléans et recueillirent d’autres comprimés dans un troisième parc.

À l’heure actuelle, les agents ont récupéré et saisi plus d’une centaine de comprimés dans les trois parcs suivants, situés près les uns des autres:

•Parc Blue Willow, sur la promenade Longleaf
•Parc Silverbirch, sur la rue Silverbirch
•Parc Ruisseau, sur la rue Creek Crossing.

Des fouilles furent également menées dans d’autres parcs avoisinants, mais aucun comprimé ou substance inconnue n’y fut trouvé.

L’enquête se poursuit, et les résidents sont priés de demeurer à l’affût d’activités suspectes dans les environs.

Toute personne qui trouverait des comprimés ou autres substances inconnues est priée de les laisser où ils sont et d’en aviser immédiatement la police.

Toute personne qui disposerait de renseignements susceptibles d’être utiles à cette enquête est priée d’en faire part à la Section des enquêtes criminelles de la division Est en composant le 613-236-1222, poste 3566.

Vous pouvez fournir anonymement des renseignements par la voie d’Échec au crime en composant sans frais le 1-800-222-8477, ou en ligne au crimestoppers.ca.

See you at 6:30pm! Rain or Shine, join us for an opportunity to learn more on E-Bike and E-Scooter Safety and the Neighb...
08/12/2026

See you at 6:30pm! Rain or Shine, join us for an opportunity to learn more on E-Bike and E-Scooter Safety and the Neighbourhood Watch Program.

Decaf coffee, cookies, fruit, bubbly water and Gatorade will be offered for free!

The Fallingbrook North Community Association and Fallingbrook Neighbourhood Watch Program are hosting an Information Session on E-Bike & E-Scooter Safety and How to Start Your Own Neighbourhood Watch!

When: Wednesday, August 12 at 6:30PM
Where: Ray Friel Recreation Centre, Lori Nash Hall, 1585 Tenth Line Rd.
Cost: FREE

The FNCA and FNWP have seen an increase in accidents, close calls (involving pedestrians and moving vehicles) and misuse of electric bicycles and scooters in our neighbourhoods.

A presentation will be provided on electric bike/scooter safety, including requirements to legally operate, where you can ride, legal speed limits, and what you should know as a rider, as a parent, as a neighbour or someone just passing by.

We will also be going over how you can report the misuse of electronic bicycles and scooters, and how you can get involved in making sure your neighbourhood remains safe for all.

We've partnered with members of the Ottawa Police Service for this information session, and they are happy to answer any questions after the presentations.

This information session will include two presentations, a Q&A and opens a positive and welcoming discussion of neighbourhood safety for all.

Drop a comment below if you plan to join us!

The Fallingbrook North Community Association and Fallingbrook Neighbourhood Watch Program are hosting an Information Ses...
08/04/2026

The Fallingbrook North Community Association and Fallingbrook Neighbourhood Watch Program are hosting an Information Session on E-Bike & E-Scooter Safety and How to Start Your Own Neighbourhood Watch!

When: Wednesday, August 12 at 6:30PM
Where: Ray Friel Recreation Centre, Lori Nash Hall, 1585 Tenth Line Rd.
Cost: FREE

The FNCA and FNWP have seen an increase in accidents, close calls (involving pedestrians and moving vehicles) and misuse of electric bicycles and scooters in our neighbourhoods.

A presentation will be provided on electric bike/scooter safety, including requirements to legally operate, where you can ride, legal speed limits, and what you should know as a rider, as a parent, as a neighbour or someone just passing by.

We will also be going over how you can report the misuse of electronic bicycles and scooters, and how you can get involved in making sure your neighbourhood remains safe for all.

We've partnered with members of the Ottawa Police Service for this information session, and they are happy to answer any questions after the presentations.

This information session will include two presentations, a Q&A and opens a positive and welcoming discussion of neighbourhood safety for all.

Drop a comment below if you plan to join us!

07/13/2026

The City is hosting information sessions to offer support to residents impacted by the extreme weather event on July 1. All are welcome to attend.

City staff and partners, including the Canadian Red Cross, will be present at information booths to support the community by answering any questions on various topics and providing support related to the extreme weather event and response, including:

Waste disposal
Health and safety when cleaning flooded homes
Building codes and permits
Reporting basement flooding or damaged infrastructure
Support programs
Insurance processing

The community information sessions will take place on the following dates:

Monday, July 13: John G. Mlacak Centre, 2500 Campeau Drive, 4 to 8 pm
Tuesday, July 14: Maki House, 19 Leeming Drive, 11 am to 3 pm
Tuesday, July 14: Nepean Sportsplex, 1701 Woodroffe Avenue, 4 to 8 pm

These sessions were developed based on the questions, concerns and information needs shared by residents at Community Information Hubs over the past week. As the City's response to the extreme weather event continues, resources are shifting from the hubs to these dedicated information sessions to connect residents with the organizations, services and information they need most.

(francais a suivre) Hello neighbours! For those who have been affected by the significant weather we had on Canada Day, ...
07/06/2026

(francais a suivre)
Hello neighbours! For those who have been affected by the significant weather we had on Canada Day, please visit the links below:

1. Current situation:
https://ottawa.ca/en/health-and-public-safety/emergency-preparedness/current-and-ongoing-emergencies/heavy-rainfall/current-situation

2. Report your basement flooding:
https://ottawa.ca/en/living-ottawa/environment-conservation-and-climate/flooding/basement-flooding?page=3037179

3. Storm related waste:
https://ottawa.ca/en/health-and-public-safety/emergency-preparedness/current-and-ongoing-emergencies/heavy-rainfall/storm-related-waste

4. Forestry storm response:
https://ottawa.ca/en/living-ottawa/environment-conservation-and-climate/trees-and-urban-forests/forestry-storm-response

5. Who to call:
https://ottawa.ca/en/health-and-public-safety/emergency-preparedness/current-and-ongoing-emergencies/heavy-rainfall/who-call

6. Ottawa Public Health - Flooding information: https://www.ottawapublichealth.ca/en/public-health-topics/Flooding.aspx

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Bonjour chers voisins ! Pour ceux qui ont été affectés par les conditions météorologiques importantes que nous avons eues lors de la Fête du Canada, veuillez consulter les liens ci-dessous :

1. Situation actuelle:
https://ottawa.ca/fr/sante-et-securite-publique/gestion-des-situations-durgence/urgences-actuelles-et-en-cours/pluie-abondante/situation-actuelle

2. Signaler une inondation du sous-sol:
https://ottawa.ca/fr/vivre-ottawa/environnement-conservation-et-climatique/inondations/inondations-de-sous-sols?page=3037179

3. Déchets liés à la tempête:
https://ottawa.ca/fr/sante-et-securite-publique/gestion-des-situations-durgence/urgences-actuelles-et-en-cours/pluie-abondante/dechets-lies-la-tempete

4. Intervention forestière à la suite de la tempête:
https://ottawa.ca/fr/vivre-ottawa/environnement-conservation-et-climatique/arbres-et-les-forets-urbaines/intervention-forestiere-la-suite-de-la-tempete

5. Quel numéro composer:
https://ottawa.ca/fr/sante-et-securite-publique/gestion-des-situations-durgence/urgences-actuelles-et-en-cours/pluie-abondante/quel-numero-composer

6. Santé Publique Ottawa - L'inondation :
https://www.santepubliqueottawa.ca/fr/public-health-topics/Flooding.aspx

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07/02/2026

🇨🇦HAPPY CANADA DAY‼️❤️

Post photos or comment below of what your Canada Day festivities looked like today!

🇨🇦Joyeuse fête du Canada‼️❤️

Publiez des photos ou laissez un commentaire ci-dessous pour montrer à quoi ont ressemblé vos festivités de la fête du Canada aujourd'hui !

Can & Bottle Drive Fundraiser‼️ SAVE YOUR EMPTIES THIS CANADA DAY!Team “Move It” is raising money for Parkinson Canada a...
06/27/2026

Can & Bottle Drive Fundraiser
‼️ SAVE YOUR EMPTIES THIS CANADA DAY!

Team “Move It” is raising money for Parkinson Canada and are participating in the Ottawa Parkinson Canada SuperWalk, taking place on September 12 2026.

Their very own Team Captain (Fallingbrook resident) was diagnosed in 2021 with Early Onset Parkinson’s at the young age of 44. She is now on her 5th year battling this disease and will be her 4th year walking the Parkinson Canada SuperWalk. Go “Team Move It” Go!!

Here’s how you can help:

➡️ Donate your empties!

Option 1: Drop off your empties at 1855 Hennessy Crescent (Trim/Portobello area).

Option 2: Request the Team to pick up empties by emailing them at [email protected] and providing them with your full address, approximate # of empties and location on property (driveway, porch, etc).

➡️ Monetary donations are accepted! Donate directly to their fundraiser link below:

https://donate.parkinson.ca/site/TR/SuperWalk2026/PSC_SuperWalk?pg=team&team_id=16315&fr_id=3340&s_locale=en_CA

➡️ Share this post to spread the word!

Your generosity empowers people across the country to access life-changing support, amplify their voices, and rediscover their rhythm; on their own terms. Thank you for contributing by donating and/or sharing this post.

Additional information:

Parkinson's is the fastest-growing neurological disorder in the world. In the brain, nerves exchange signals through dopamine, a chemical that controls movement. Parkinson's symptoms occur when cells that produce dopamine die. Currently, there is no cure, and the need is only increasing. By 2034, the number of people living with Parkinson's in Canada is expected to soar to 150,000.

Parkinson Canada supports patients across Canada with tailored medical care, providing resources and by advancing research.

There is currently no known cure and a diagnosis is difficult as it requires comprehensive physical and neurological evaluations by a specialist.

www.parkinson.ca

Days like yesterday remind us why community matters. 💚 The Kidical Mass Fallingbrook community bike ride was a success a...
06/14/2026

Days like yesterday remind us why community matters. 💚 The Kidical Mass Fallingbrook community bike ride was a success and enjoyed by all!

Thank you to everyone who participated, so many conversations and stories were shared, safely cycling together, and enjoying celebratory freezees post-ride on such a beautiful and sunny day.

We are deeply grateful to Geneviève Mollema (GACA) for joining us, riding along and helping us with our first Kidical Mass event, Mathieu (CGOWCA) for joining us and riding along, and Greater Avalon Community Association - GACA, Convent Glen Orléans Wood Community Association and Chatelaine Village Community Association for including us in this project and for their generous support — it meant the world to our young association.

Thank you to Wilfrid and Ottawa Public Health for taking part in this event with us! We really appreciate it and will definitely be reaching out for future events!

Thank you to our organizing committee — Sanae Jade, Erik, Fatima and Courtney for their dedication and hard work to make this event possible, and to every volunteer who gave their time and energy to bring this event to life. We’re so proud of what we’re building together. Stay tuned for what’s next!

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