The CBBCA is “where community lives” and we are very proud to announce that two of our amazing staff, our gym, and the new Anytime VIP program have achieved Heart Wise Exercise certification by the Ottawa Heart Institute. A huge thank you goes out to our resident Personal Trainer Katrin Bachmann and Victoria Lefebre of…
The Northwind Centre, formerly the Constance Bay Community Centre, is the culmination of 40 years of passion and building. Created in 1978, expanded in 1992, and expanded again in 2015, the CBBCA’s Sandhills Phase 2 Renovation plan is bringing together our heritage building and the Sandhill’s Phase 1 expansion into a single unified facility that…
The CBBCA’s 2017 Annual General Meeting saw the election of 21 Directors and Officers. Thank you to the 30+ people who braved the snow to attend the AGM. We are grateful to the 18 Directors who stood for re-election; President – Angela Bernhardt, VP – Ian Glen, Treasurer – Donna Pritlove, Secretary – Len Russell, Membership…
PHARMACY The new pharmacy in The Bay opened on Dec. 10 on Constance Bay Rd at the newly renovated former location of Bay Burgers. The Pharmacist and owner is Tamara Awada. Please drop by and welcome Tamara to our community. For store hours go to https://www.facebook.com/ConstanceBayPharmacy/ Naloxone kits are now available at the Constance Bay…
The CBBCA is pleased to bring 3 new of services to the Constance Bay Community Centre that will enhance our healthy living lifestyle. From a dedicated space inside our new leisure centre, professional service providers will offer a range of services that meet the needs of the village as expressed in recent surveys. The following…
The CBBCA is delighted to announce that Ontario’s Ministry of Tourism, Culture and Sport through it’s Ontario Sport and Recreation Communities Fund is contributing $41,000 to jump start a new adult, daytime, program concept in Constance Bay. Earlier this year the CBBCA approached MTCS with a proposal to tackle the challenges of launching programs to our “at home” population;…
From June 10th to 19th 2015 parts of the Constance Bay Community Centre are closed to the public. This closure impacts the building, library, programs, ball diamonds, washrooms, and a significant part of the parking lot. The other facilities remain open and a portable toilet is located at the rear of the building. During this…
Sandhills is about creating more programs, more services, and more opportunities. One such opportunity is the idea of making medical services available close to home. The Medical Services team is already working with potential service providers. Part of their discussion focusses on the community need and business case. The response to the Medical Services survey is a fundamental measure…
Annual General Meeting – Constance and Buckham’s Bay Community Association Inc February 8th 2014. 1pm 262 Len Purcell Dr, Woodlawn ON K0A3M0 Everyone is encouraged to attend the 2015 CBBCA Inc. AGM. All positions are up for election in 2015. Please join us to say thank you to the board, your volunteers, and retiring Directors. 2015 will…
Great news, the tender responses were opened and the low bid fits the available budget! The city will go through a short due diligence process before officially awarding the contract and issuing the Purchase Order to start construction. The low bidder of the 12 who submitted, at $1,388,000, was West Carleton company Argue Construction. This works out…
