#536 Ward Issues Map

Ward Issues Map

Ward 13, Rideau-Rockcliffe. Columns are the ward's community associations (A to Z). Rows are your 15 ward issues. Percentages are my rough estimates of the share of each community's residents materially affected. They are judgment calls, not measured data.

✓ = estimated at 10% or moreLighter Darker = larger share affected

† Gang activity has no local data behind it, so treat those figures as low-confidence. Jetform Park is read as the ballpark at 300 Coventry Road (now Ottawa Stadium), with "animation" meaning programming and events there; the estimates assume the closest neighbours feel it most.

Manor Park combines its Community Association and Community Council into one row. Open city data is set to a flat 25% because it touches everyone a little, public washroom policy sits near 20% everywhere as a citywide issue, and the 24-to-12 ward change is 100% everywhere because it would change every resident's ward and councillor. Both traffic-circle rows link to the same two posts, since I couldn't find a post for each location. The right-hand column and the bottom row are unweighted averages, not population-weighted. Blog links are post numbers from your blog; no dedicated post turned up for the Wateridge–Hemlock connection or gang activity.

# Ward Issues Map Ward 13, Rideau-Rockcliffe. Columns are the ward's community associations (A to Z). Rows are your 15 ward issues. Percentages are my rough estimates of the share of each community's residents materially affected. They are judgment calls, not measured data. ✓ = estimated at 10% or moreLighter Darker = larger share affected **†** Gang activity has no local data behind it, so treat those figures as low-confidence. Jetform Park is read as the ballpark at 300 Coventry Road (now Ottawa Stadium), with "animation" meaning programming and events there; the estimates assume the closest neighbours feel it most. Manor Park combines its Community Association and Community Council into one row. Open city data is set to a flat 25% because it touches everyone a little, public washroom policy sits near 20% everywhere as a citywide issue, and the 24-to-12 ward change is 100% everywhere because it would change every resident's ward and councillor. Both traffic-circle rows link to the same two posts, since I couldn't find a post for each location. The right-hand column and the bottom row are unweighted averages, not population-weighted. Blog links are post numbers from your blog; no dedicated post turned up for the Wateridge–Hemlock connection or gang activity.