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Orléans South-Navan Ward

Coordinates: 45°28′N 75°21′W / 45.467°N 75.350°W / 45.467; -75.350
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Orléans South-Navan
Location within Ottawa
Location within Ottawa
Coordinates: 45°28′N 75°21′W / 45.467°N 75.350°W / 45.467; -75.350
CountryCanada
ProvinceOntario
CityOttawa
Government
 • CouncillorCatherine Kitts
Population
 (2022)[1]
 • Total47,534
Languages (2016)
 • English49.1%
 • French37.7%
 • Arabic3.1%
 • Creoles1.0%

Orléans South-Navan Ward (Ward 19) is a city ward in Ottawa, Ontario represented on Ottawa City Council. It is located in the east end of the city, encompassing the southern portion of the Orleans subdivision and surrounding rural areas.

The ward contains the neighbourhoods of Chapel Hill South, Bradley Estates, Trailsedge, Chaperal, Avalon, Notting Gate, Notre-Dame-des-Champs, Navan, French Hill, Sarsfield, Leonard, Bearbrook, Vars, Carlsbad Springs and Canaan.

History

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Location of Cumberland Ward (2006–2022)

The ward was created following Cumberland's amalgamation into Ottawa in 2001, but was first contested in 2000. It was named Cumberland Ward until 2022. From 2006 until 2022, the ward contained the Orleans communities of Queenswood Heights, Mer Bleue, Avalon, Chaperal, Notting Hill, Fallingbrook, Navan as well as the rural areas of the former city of Cumberland and the village as well as the former villages of Sarsfield, Notre-Dame-des-Champs, Carlsbad Springs, Vars and Bearbrook.

Regional councillors

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  1. Wilfred Murray (1969-1972, Cumberland reeve)
  2. Henri Rocque (1972-1980, Cumberland reeve)
  3. Peter D. Clark (1980-1989, Cumberland mayor)
  4. Brian Coburn (1989-1995, Cumberland mayor)
  5. Robert van den Ham (1995-2000, Cumberland-Osgoode Ward)

City councillors

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Prior to amalgamation, Cumberland Ward covered Bilberry and Heritage Wards on Cumberland City Council.

  1. Phil McNeely (2001-2003)
  2. Rob Jellett (2003-2010)
  3. Stephen Blais (2010–2020)
  4. Catherine Kitts (2020–present)

Election results

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Reeve of Cumberland[2]
Candidate Votes %
Wilfred Murray 1,500 67.14
Edgar Wall 734 32.86
Reeve of Cumberland[3]
Candidate Votes %
Henri Rocque 2,072 62.33
Adrian Hayes 1,252 37.67
Reeve of Cumberland[4]
Candidate Votes %
Henri Rocque 1,874 63.78
Ed Grimm 1,064 36.22
Reeve of Cumberland[5]
Candidate Votes %
Henri Rocque 1,203 35.19
Adrian Hayes 1,032 30.18
Arthur Jackson 1,011 29.57
Dennis Staff 173 5.06
Reeve of Cumberland[6]
Candidate Votes %
Henri Rocque Acclaimed
Reeve of Cumberland[7]
Candidate Votes %
Peter D. Clark 2,119 51.71
Henri Rocque 1,979 48.29
Candidate Vote %
Peter D. Clark (X) 3,939 62.68
Henri Rocque 2,345 37.32
Mayor of Cumberland
Candidate Votes %
Peter D. Clark 4,183 80.94
Michael Slade 985 19.06
Mayor of Cumberland
Candidate Votes %
Peter D. Clark Acclaimed
Mayor of Cumberland
Candidate Votes %
Brian Coburn 7,933 64.83
Bob Monette 4,304 35.17
  • As Cumberland-Osgoode ward
Regional council
Candidate Votes %
Robert van den Ham Acclaimed
  • As Cumberland-Osgoode ward
Regional council
Candidate Votes %
Robert van den Ham 4216 51.88
John Cyr 2939 36.16
John Geary 580 7.14
Daniel Bood 392 4.82

Engineer Phil McNeely defeated regional councillor Robert van den Ham and Cumberland City Councillor David Lewis (Bilberry Ward).

City council
Candidate Votes %
Phil McNeely 3,814 44.55
Robert van den Ham 1,866 21.80
David Lewis 1,631 19.05
Judy Poulin 1,250 14.60
Cumberland Ward
Candidate Votes %
Rob Jellett 2,957 54.37
Garry Lowe 1,871 34.40
Pierre E. Doucette 552 10.15
David Whissell 59 1.08

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City council
Candidate Votes %
Rob Jellett 8306 71.55
Henry Valois 2110 18.18
Dan Biocchi 1192 10.27

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Ottawa Mayor (Ward results)
Candidate Votes %
Larry O'Brien 5,995 50.36
Alex Munter 4,223 35.47
Bob Chiarelli 1,567 13.16
Jane Scharf 56 0.47
Robert Larter 24 0.20
Barkley Pollock 23 0.19
Piotr Anweiler 17 0.14
City council
Candidate Votes %
Stephen Blais 6358 52.36
Rob Jellett 5282 43.49
Patrick Paquette 504 4.15
Ottawa Mayor (Ward results)[10]
Candidate Votes %
Jim Watson 6,371 52.29
Larry O'Brien 3,203 26.29
Clive Doucet 1,282 10.52
Andrew S. Haydon 634 5.20
Mike Maguire 296 2.43
Robert G. Gauthier 135 1.11
Jane Scharf 53 0.43
Charlie Taylor 40 0.33
Cesar Bello 39 0.32
Idris Ben-Tahir 32 0.26
Sean Ryan 25 0.21
Samuel Wright 12 0.10
Joseph Furtenbacher 12 0.10
Daniel J. Lyrette 11 0.09
Robert Larter 8 0.07
Robin Lawrance 8 0.07
Michael St. Arnaud 7 0.06
Julio Pita 6 0.05
Vincent Libweshya 5 0.04
Fraser Liscumb 5 0.04
City council
Candidate Vote %
    Stephen Blais 9,446 78.03
    Marc Belisle 2,659 21.97
Ottawa mayor (Ward results)
Candidate Vote %
    Jim Watson 8,845 78.70
    Mike Maguire 1,773 15.78
    Michael St. Arnaud 127 1.13
    Anwar Syed 124 1.10
    Robert White 110 0.98
    Rebecca Pyrah 100 0.89
    Darren W. Wood 96 0.85
    Bernard Couchman 64 0.57
City council
Candidate Vote %
    Stephen Blais 11,230 89.08
    Cameron Rose Jette 741 5.88
    Jensen Boire 636 5.04
Ottawa mayor (Ward results)
Candidate Vote %
    Jim Watson 8,916 79.69
    Clive Doucet 1,538 13.75
    Bruce McConville 164 1.47
    Joey Drouin 120 1.07
    Hamid Alakozai 87 0.78
    Ahmed Bouragba 85 0.76
    Craig MacAulay 73 0.65
    Michael Pastien 49 0.44
    James T. Sheahan 49 0.44
    Bernard Couchman 41 0.37
    Moises Schachtler 35 0.31
    Ryan Lythall 32 0.29

2020 by-election

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There was a by-election held on October 5, 2020 to replace Blais who had been elected to the Legislative Assembly of Ontario earlier in the year.

Candidates[11][12]
Results
City council
Candidate Vote %
    Catherine Kitts 4,736 54.44
    Yvette Ashiri 1,907 21.92
    Lyse-Pascale Inamuco 789 9.07
    Henry Valois 484 5.56
    Patrick Uguccioni 373 4.30
    Denis Labrèche 239 2.75
    Mark Scharfe 103 1.18
    A. Bruce Faulkner 33 0.38
    Craig MacAulay 18 0.21
    Jensen Boire 16 0.18
City council
Candidate Vote %
Catherine Kitts 9,466 76.47
Yvette Ashiri 2,716 21.94
Shamsa Sheikh Ahmed 196 1.58

References

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  2. ^ "Incumbents win reeveship battles in region". Ottawa Citizen. December 3, 1969. p. 3. Retrieved February 28, 2020.
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  11. ^ "Information for candidates - 2020 Cumberland By-election". 20 September 2021.
  12. ^ "Ten candidates vie for Cumberland city council seat in Oct. 5 byelection".
  13. ^ a b c "Cumberland byelection candidates rack up endorsements from politicos".
  14. ^ @YvetteAshiri (22 August 2020). "Great time canvassing with you Councillor @JLeiper today- Thank you for your great support and advice! #ottpoli #ottcity #Cumberland19 #AshiriforCumberland @HorizonOttawa" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
  15. ^ @ShawnMenard1 (22 September 2020). "To everyone in #Ottawa looking to ensure Council is representative of the population it serves. To everyone that has marched in support of #BLM. For those looking for an independent who doesn't take developer donations. Consider donating to @YvetteAshiri http://yvetteashiri.ca" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
  16. ^ @HorizonOttawa (17 August 2020). "We're excited to announce that after an in-depth review of all candidates registered for the #Cumberland by-election through a thorough selection process with our membership, we have chosen to endorse and support @YvetteAshiri! Check out her website here: https://yvetteashiri.ca" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
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  22. ^ @catherinekitts (15 July 2020). "#ottcity has called the #Cumberland by-election & I am excited to re-announce that I will be running to replace Stephen Blais! These are challenging times - our community needs a strong voice on council. Trust in me to work tirelessly for you & to lead with compassion. #ottvote" (Tweet) – via Twitter.
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  29. ^ "Patrick Uguccioni salary at City of Ottawa".
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