November 6, 2026 newsletter from Rawlson King, City Councillor for Rideau-Rockcliffe.
A Message from Councillor King
Dear Residents:
As Remembrance Day approaches, I encourage residents to reflect on the courage, sacrifice and service of Canadians who have served our country in times of war, conflict and peace.
Each year, thousands of Canadians gather at the National War Memorial in downtown Ottawa for the National Remembrance Day Ceremony, a solemn occasion to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice. While this national commemoration is an important tradition, there are also meaningful opportunities closer to home for residents of Rideau-Rockcliffe to pay their respects and reflect on our country's military history.
Beechwood Cemetery, home to the National Military Cemetery, is a place of national significance where generations of Canadians who served our country have been laid to rest. On Nov. 11 at 10:30 am, Beechwood will host its annual Remembrance Day service, bringing together veterans, serving members of the Canadian Armed Forces, families and community members to honour those who served. Everyone is welcome to attend. Details: beechwoodottawa.ca.
Also at 10:30 am on Nov. 11, Veterans' House Canada will host a Remembrance Day ceremony at the Andy Carswell Building, 745 Mikinak Road, in Wateridge Village. Local residents, veterans and community members are welcome to attend. Event details.
Residents are also invited to participate in the Royal Canadian Legion Eastview Branch 462's annual Remembrance Day parade and wreath-laying ceremony on Nov. 11. The parade will depart from the Legion hall at 294 Cyr Avenue at approximately 1:30 pm and proceed to the Vanier Cenotaph at Hannah and Dagmar streets, where the ceremony will begin at 2 pm. Following the ceremony, the Legion will host a light lunch and entertainment, with a dance from 3 to 8 pm. Everyone is welcome. Details: Eastview Legion or Facebook.
In Overbrook, Riverside Memorial Park at 1063 North River Road was named in recognition of local residents who served during the First and Second World Wars. Revitalized in 2013, the park is now a welcoming public space where residents can gather and enjoy the natural surroundings. Its commemorative plaque remains a lasting reminder of those who served and the sacrifices made to protect our freedoms.
In Wateridge Village, developed on the former Canadian Forces Base Rockcliffe lands, Canada's military heritage is reflected throughout the neighbourhood. Veterans' Park at 1435 Hemlock Road is now home to a new monument honouring the No. 2 Construction Battalion, installed in September 2026. The monument recognizes the courage and contributions of Black Canadians who served during the First World War despite facing significant racial discrimination and barriers to military service.
This tradition of remembrance is also reflected in Wing Officer Willa Walker Park at 305 Lysander Place, named in honour of a pioneering leader in the Royal Canadian Air Force Women's Division during the Second World War, and LCol William G. Barker, VC Park at 1335 Hemlock Road, commemorating one of Canada's most decorated First World War aviators. These parks in Wateridge Village help preserve the community's military heritage for future generations.
Whether attending the national ceremony, participating in a local commemoration, visiting one of our community's places of remembrance or observing two minutes of silence at 11 am, I encourage everyone to take a moment to honour those who served and reflect on their enduring legacy.
Lest we forget.
Rawlson King
City Councillor
Your Councillor in the Community
I had a “spooktacular” time along with nearly 1,000 attendees at the Overbrook Haunted Halloween Party, a family-friendly indoor event featuring a haunted house, a candy maze, face painting, crafts and a movie with popcorn! Thanks to all the partners who made the party possible!
I was honoured to join the local Turkish community and His Excellency Can Dizdar, the Turkish Ambassador to Canada, on behalf of Mayor Mark Sutcliffe, to mark the 103rd anniversary of the Republic of Türkiye.
Thank you to the Lindenlea Community Association for holding an amazing Halloween event for the neighborhood!
Rideau-Rockcliffe News, Events and Engagement Opportunities
St-Laurent Boulevard Transit Priority Corridor Environmental Assessment (EA) Study (Hemlock Road to Innes Road/Industrial Avenue): Notice of Completion of Environmental Study Report
The City of Ottawa has completed a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment (EA) Study for the St-Laurent Boulevard Transit Priority Corridor (Hemlock Road to Innes Road/Industrial Avenue). The study limits are illustrated in the key map. The study was carried out in accordance with the requirements for a ‘Schedule C’ project as per the Municipal Class Environmental Assessment Process (Municipal Engineers Association, 2024). Public and stakeholder feedback helped to develop the functional design and Recommended Plan for the project.
The project will improve transit that connects communities and addresses the forecasted travel demand to the year 2046. The project includes new active transportation facilities and transit priority measures such as isolated transit priority lanes and improved bus stop locations and amenities.
An Environmental Study Report (ESR) documenting the planning process undertaken, details of the study recommendations as well as potential impacts and mitigation measures, has been completed and is being made available for public review. The ESR is available online on the City’s project website at: English: Ottawa.ca/stlaurentblvd. A hard copy is also available at the Main branch of the Ottawa Public library, 120 Metcalfe Street, during regular business hours for a period of 30 calendar days, starting on November 7, 2026:
Residents are invited to submit written comments on the Environmental Study Report (ESR) within 30 calendar days of the notice’s initial publication. Comments can be directed to Jabbar Siddique, Senior Project Manager, City of Ottawa, at [email protected] or 613-580-2424, ext. 73914. For more information, please visit ottawa.ca.
Ottawa Family Cinema - Hoppers in 3D - Nov. 7
Ottawa Family Cinema, located at The Rideau Community Hub, 815 St. Laurent Boulevard, presents Hoppers in 3D on Saturday, November 7 at 2 pm. Think like a beaver. Act like a human. Hop into the adventure. Learn more at Ottawa Family Cinema.
Cold weather clothing drop and swap - Nov. 7
Refresh your wardrobe for free while keeping usable clothing out of the landfill. Bring gently used cold weather clothing and accessories, then browse new-to-you items. If you don’t want to drop, you are welcome to shop! Everyone is welcome to the next Drop and Swap event on Saturday, Nov. 7, from 10 am to 2 pm, at the Rideau-Rockcliffe Community Resource Centre located at The Rideau Community Hub, 815 St. Laurent Boulevard in Room 124. Drop off clean, gently used cold weather clothing and accessories for all ages. All items must be clean and free from rips, tears, stains or significant damage. Details: ottawa.ca
St. Bartholomew’s Church Bazaar - Nov. 7
Get a head start on your holiday shopping at St. Bartholomew’s Church Bazaar on Saturday, Nov. 7, from noon to 4 pm. Browse jewellery, books, toys, Christmas decorations, home baking, preserves, knitted goods and more! Stop by the popular Tea Room for hot beverages and homemade treats. Proceeds support the parish and those in need in our community. The church is located at 125 MacKay Street. Details: www.saintbartholomew.ca
Free winter clothing pop-up shop - Nov. 7
St. Columba Church hosts a free winter clothing pop-up shop on Nov. 7 from 10 am to 4 pm. All items are free of charge. Everyone is welcome. The St. Columba Anglican Church Hall is located at 24 Sandridge Road in the Manor Park community.
National Military Cemetery's Annual Remembrance Day Service at Beechwood Cemetery - Nov. 11
Join serving members, veterans, families and the community in a shared act of remembrance and gratitude for an annual Remembrance Day service at the National Military Cemetery at Beechwood. Everyone is invited to stand among the headstones of those who served, reflecting on their courage and sacrifice and honouring their legacy. The ceremony takes place Nov. 11 at 10:30 am. Details: beechwoodottawa.ca
Remembrance Day Ceremony in Wateridge Village - Nov. 11
Join Veterans' House Canada on Wednesday, November 11 at 10:30 am for their Remembrance Day Ceremony at the Andy Carswell Building, 745 Mikinak Road in the Wateridge Village community. The event is open to Wateridge Village residents, the general community and all Veterans’ House Canada supporters. Details: Facebook
Eastview Legion Remembrance Day parade - Nov. 11
To mark Remembrance Day, the Eastview Branch 462 of the Royal Canadian Legion is hosting their annual parade from the Legion hall at 294 Cyr Avenue to the Vanier Cenotaph at Hannah and Dagmar for a wreath-laying ceremony. The event takes place Nov. 11 from 1:30 to 3 pm, with the parade beginning at approximately 1:30 pm and the ceremony beginning at the Cenotaph at 2 pm. Everyone welcome. Following the event, the Eastview Branch is hosting a celebration featuring a light lunch and entertainment, followed by a dance from 3 to 8 pm. For more details, please visit www.rcl462.ca/entertainment.html or on Facebook at www.facebook.com/eastview.legion.5.
The Linden House Theatre Company presents The Boadicea of Britannia Street - Nov 13 to 22
Tickets are now on sale for The Linden House Theatre Company's presentation of The Boadicea of Britannia Street. The curtain goes up for several performances beginning Nov. 12 at 261 Buena Vista Road. This amusing and meaningful play traces the journey of four women as they work together to create an entry for a local performance festival. In the process of celebrating a legendary warrior queen, they incidentally discover their own heroism. For details and tickets, please visit www.lindenhousetheatre.ca.
BottleWorks Drive in New Edinburgh - Nov. 14
Beechwood Night Market - Nov. 14
Enjoy a festive evening at the Beechwood Night Market on Saturday, November 14, from 5 to 9 pm at MacKay Memorial Hall, 39 Dufferin Street. Discover unique gifts and treasures while enjoying great music, food, drinks and holiday cheer! Details: www.facebook.com
Let's Talk Respiratory Illnesses - Nov. 18
St. Columba Anglican Church will host a presentation on respiratory illnesses on Nov. 18 at 1:30 pm in partnership with Ottawa Public Health. St. Columba is located at 24 Sandridge Road in the Manor Park community. Refreshments will be provided.
Resource Fair - Nov. 18
Learn more about the services offered by the Rideau-Rockcliffe Community Resource Centre and their partners during an upcoming Resource Fair on Nov. 18 from 1 to 3 pm at The Rideau Community Hub, 815 St. Laurent Boulevard in Room 124. For details, please email [email protected] or call 613-745-0073 ext. 110 or 1100.
Rockcliffe Park Speaker Program - Andrew Cohen - Nov. 18
The Rockcliffe Park Speakers Program welcomes journalist and author Andrew Cohen on Wednesday, November 18, at 8 pm, at the Rockcliffe Park Community Centre, 380 Springfield Road. A former Washington correspondent for The Globe and Mail, Cohen will discuss “The United States under Donald Trump and the State of America,” examining the impact of Trump's presidency, the November midterm elections and what lies ahead for the United States.
Fall Outdoor Market - Nov. 21
Visit the Fall Outdoor Market at 1805 Gaspé Avenue on Saturday, November 21, from 9 am to 2 pm. Meet local vendors, discover their products and chat with the people behind the items featured in the Farm Store. Details: www.facebook.com/OttawaStreetMarkets
Let's Talk Epilepsy presentation - Nov. 25
Many of us know someone living with epilepsy, but we don't know what that means for them and their caregiver, or how to help. St. Columba Anglican Church will host a "Let's Talk Epilepsy" presentation on Nov. 25 at 1:30 pm. St. Columba is located at 24 Sandridge Road in the Manor Park community. Refreshments will be provided.
Holiday Lights Gathering - Nov. 28
Celebrate the holiday season with neighbours at the Crichton Community Council's annual Holiday Lights Gathering on Saturday, November 28, from 4 to 7 pm, at the New Edinburgh Park Fieldhouse, 203 Stanley Avenue. Enjoy festive performances by local choirs, a cozy outdoor fire, ornament making, horse-drawn wagon rides and a special visit from Santa at 5 pm! Hot chocolate and mulled wine will also be available for purchase. New Edinburgh residents are encouraged to bring finger foods to share and non-perishable food donations for those in need. Details: newedinburgh.ca
Festive Breakfast - Nov. 28
Join Ottawa-Vanier MPP Lucille Collard and Rideau-Rockcliffe Councillor Rawlson King for their Festive Breakfast on Nov. 28 from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm at the Overbrook Community Centre, 33 Quill Street. Special guests will include Santa Claus and the De La Salle Choir. The event is free and everyone is welcome. If possible, please consider bringing a non-perishable food donation to support local food banks.
ANCHOR now has expanded boundaries - check out the new interactive map
The Alternate Neighbourhood Crisis Response (ANCHOR) program has expanded its services to new neighbourhoods, including the Byward Market, Lowertown, Sandy Hill, Overbrook, Vanier and Lees Towers. ANCHOR provides a community-led, non-police safer alternate response to mental health and substance use crisis. Individuals experiencing or witnessing a mental health or substance use crisis can call 2-1-1 to access ANCHOR, which is available 24/7 for people aged 16 and older within the service area. The new interactive map makes it easy to check if ANCHOR is available where you are
Rideau-Rockcliffe Construction Projects
Throughout November, Hydro Ottawa will be installing and replacing electrical infrastructure as part of the Dagmar infrastructure renewal project, affecting portions of Acacia Avenue, Beechwood Avenue, Chapleau Avenue, Commanda Way and Putman Avenue. This work will help maintain the long-term reliability of the local electrical distribution system and is expected to be completed by the end of November. Residents may notice increased construction activity and temporary traffic measures, including lane reductions and sidewalk closures.
- Two planned power interruptions are scheduled as part of this work: November 9, from 9 am to 3 pm, affecting certain customers on Beechwood Avenue, Chapleau Avenue and Putman Avenue (alternate date: November 10); and
- November 12, from 8 am to 4 pm, affecting certain customers on Putman Avenue (alternate date: November 19).
Hydro Ottawa will notify impacted customers directly through their preferred communication method and by written notice delivered to their door. Schedules are subject to change due to weather or unforeseen circumstances.
Bathgate Park Restoration and Reforestation - Construction underway
Pedestrian Accessibility and Intersection Ramping (PAIR) Project - Queen Mary and Vera - mid-November to spring 2027
- Phase 1 work on St. Patrick Street Bridge was completed in December 2025.
- Phase 2 work on St. Patrick Street Bridge was completed in July 2026.
- Phase 3 work on St. Patrick Street Bridge is on-going and is expected to be completed in late October/early November and start Phase 4 work.
Work on Porter’s Island Bridge has been substantially completed, and the bridge is fully open.
Phase 4 work on the St Patrick Street Bridge begins in late October / early November. The project limits are the St. Patrick Street Bridge and approaches between the Crichton Street/Vanier Parkway intersection and 50 metres west of Lower Charlotte Street; and Porter’s Island Bridge and its approaches located on Island Lodge Road.
Night work: Night work is needed to maintain the schedule of Phase 3 and Phase 4 construction for the St Patrick Street Bridge, which will occur periodically between mid-October and early January 2027, from 10 pm to 7 am. Noise exemptions will be applied according to the City of Ottawa Noise By-law. The use of construction equipment shall not exceed 85 dB(A) when measured at the point of reception.Traffic Impacts: Two traffic lanes per direction will be provided on the middle portion of the bridge. The right turn to Vanier Parkway will still be permitted.
Pedestrian and cycling access: The two newly built sidewalks on each side of the bridge will serve as temporary multi-use pathways to accommodate both pedestrians and cyclists.
For more information please visit ottawa.ca/StPatrickPorterIsland.
City of Ottawa News, Events and Engagement Opportunities
Free seasonal cycling workshop series - Nov. 7 to 22
For a second year in a row, the City of Ottawa’s Cycling Safety Awareness Program is offering a series of FREE workshops to support Ottawa’s cyclists extend their cycling season through the fall and into the winter. Delivered by a friendly, experienced cyclist, this workshop will teach you what you need to know to feel comfortable biking year-round. You will learn tips, tricks, and tools to extend your cycling season into the fall, or beyond! We will review route planning, techniques, and simple suggestions for winter bike maintenance.
This year, the City has partnered with the Ottawa Public Library to deliver many of these workshops. Visit EventBrite to register for each of the following sessions:
- Saturday, November 7, 3 pm: English workshop at the Sunnyside Branch (1049 Bank)
- Sunday, November 8, 2 pm: Guided bike tour departing from Hurdman Station (bilingual)
- Tuesday, November 10, 7 pm: English virtual workshop (register to receive connection information)
- Saturday, November 14, 2 pm: Guided bike tour departing from Bayview Station (bilingual)
- Sunday, November 15, 9 am: Guided bike tour departing from Hurdman Station (bilingual)
- Sunday, November 22, 2 pm: Guided bike tour departing from Carleton University (bilingual)
EnviroCentre currently delivers the Cycling Safety Awareness Program on behalf of the City of Ottawa and will be delivering these workshops. More details are available at the following link: Ottawa Public Library events
Flavours of Malaysia - Nov. 7
The High Commission of Malaysia in Ottawa, with support from Rideau-Vanier Councillor Stéphanie Plante, invites residents to Flavours of Malaysia on Saturday, November 7, from 11 am to 3 pm at ByWard Market Plaza. This free cultural celebration will feature traditional Malaysian cuisine, dance performances and interactive activities, including Batik painting, Wau Bulan kite demonstrations and Congkak, a traditional board game. Free food samples will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. The opening ceremony begins at 11 am. All are welcome!
Black Veterans Remembrance Ceremony - Nov. 7
Jaku Konbit, in partnership with the Defence Team Black Employees Network, invites residents to its Second Annual Remembrance Ceremony honouring the courage, sacrifices and contributions of Black veterans who served Canada. The event takes place on Saturday, November 7, from 4 to 6 pm at the Sir John A. Macdonald Building, 144 Wellington Street. The official ceremony begins at 4:30 pm and will feature special presentations, musical performances and moments of reflection celebrating the legacy of Black veterans. Register here.
Indigenous Veterans Day - Nov. 8
On Sunday, November 8, please take a moment to honour Indigenous Veterans Day. The flags at all City facilities will be lowered to half-mast from sunrise to sunset on this day to honour the important contributions made by more than 12,000 First Nations, Inuit and Métis Veterans in service to Canada. To learn more, please visit www.veterans.gc.ca.
Remembrance Day schedule changes - Nov. 11
The City of Ottawa would like to remind residents of schedule changes and City service impacts for the Remembrance Day holiday on Wednesday, November 11. Details: ottawa.ca
Recognizing Remembrance Day in Ottawa - Nov. 11
The National Remembrance Day Ceremony will take place at the National War Memorial on Wednesday, November 11, beginning at approximately 10:30 am. You can attend in person or watch the ceremony live on the Royal Canadian Legion’s Facebook page and local and national news broadcasts. As part of the ceremony, at approximately 11 am, there will be a 21-gun salute fired from the east side of Parliament Hill, near the Rideau Canal. Canadian Armed Forces aircraft will conduct two fly-pasts over the National War Memorial and the National Military Cemetery of the Canadian Armed Forces. Both fly-pasts will follow the same route. The first fly-past, at approximately 11:05 am, will be conducted by four CF-18 Hornets. The second fly-past, at approximately 11:30 am, will be conducted by a Black Hawk helicopter, which may fly as low as 300 feet above the ground. Royal Canadian Legion branches also host Remembrance Day ceremonies in communities across Ottawa. Visit the Royal Canadian Legion’s website for more information on events happening in your area.
During National Veterans’ Week, November 5 to November 11, Veterans wearing their medals or uniforms or presenting ID can ride for free on OC Transpo buses, all O-Train lines, Para Transpo vehicles and Société de transport de l'Outaouais (STO) buses. Companions accompanying veterans can also ride for free.
For more information, including traffic and transit impacts, please visit ottawa.ca.
Job Fair - Nov. 12
A Job Fair hosted by the Vanier Community Service Centre takes place at Saint Paul University, 223 Main Street, on Thursday, Nov. 12, from 1 to 5 pm. Meet employers, discover concrete opportunities, and learn more about the support services of CSC Vanier. Whether you are a job seeker, newcomer, or in career transition, this event offers you a simple and accessible space to prepare for your next professional steps. To RSVP, please visit this link.
New Pay-by-Plate parking kiosks rolling out citywide
The City of Ottawa is modernizing its paid parking system with the introduction of new Pay-by-Plate parking kiosks at on-street parking spaces and City-managed parking lots and garages. The new kiosks will provide customers with an easier and more convenient parking experience. Installation of approximately 660 new kiosks began November 2 and will take up to five months to complete. The rollout will start with City-managed parking lots. Additional locations across Ottawa will be upgraded through spring 2027. Parking rates and hours of operation are not changing as part of this initiative. To learn more, visit ottawa.ca/parking.
Ottawa Public Health reminds residents to get vaccinated against flu, COVID-19 and RSV this fall
Ottawa Public Health (OPH) is encouraging residents to protect themselves and their loved ones this respiratory illness season by receiving recommended vaccines. COVID-19 and flu vaccines are now available to everyone aged six months and older who lives, works or attends school in Ontario. Vaccination is the most effective way to reduce the risk of severe illness, complications and hospitalization from respiratory viruses. Respiratory viruses, including influenza (flu), respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), and COVID-19, increase in circulation each fall and winter and can lead to serious illness, complications and hospitalizations, particularly among those at higher risk. During the 2025-26 season, there was a sharp increase in influenza cases and hospitalizations among children, highlighting how quickly influenza can spread and the importance of getting vaccinated early. Details: ottawa.ca
Winter Recreation Registration - Nov. 17 and 19
Get ready for winter! The City of Ottawa's 2027 winter recreation programs are available to view online.
Registration opens at 9 pm on the following dates:
- Tuesday, November 17: Winter swimming activities
- Thursday, November 19: All other winter activities
For more information, to browse available programs or to register, visit ottawa.ca.
Ottawa Santa Claus Parades 2026
The holiday season is just around the corner, with Santa Claus parades taking place across Ottawa throughout November and December. Here are two popular celebrations to mark on your calendar:
- Help Santa Toy Parade: Saturday, November 21, 2026, at 11 am
- Ottawa Professional Fire Fighters Association Santa's Parade of Lights: Saturday, November 28, 2026, at 6 pm
Additional Santa Claus parades will take place in Kanata, Manotick, Riverside South, Barrhaven, Osgoode, Constance and Buckham's Bay, Carp and Metcalfe.
Emergency Services Updates
Crime Prevention Week - November 1 to 7
The Ottawa Police Service is recognizing Crime Prevention Week from November 1 to 7 under this year's theme, Protecting Ontario Together. Residents and businesses are encouraged to take simple steps to improve safety, including securing homes and vehicles, keeping valuables out of sight, staying aware of their surroundings and protecting personal and financial information from fraud. Crime prevention is a shared responsibility, and everyone has a role to play in building safer communities. Throughout the week, Ottawa Police officers have been visiting local post-secondary campuses to share safety information and resources. For crime prevention tips, programs and toolkits, visit ottawapolice.ca/crimeprevention.
Registration Now Open for 11th Annual Human Rights Learning Forum
The Ottawa Police Service, in partnership with the Community Equity Council and the Canadian Institute for Conflict Resolution, invites residents to the 11th Annual Human Rights Learning Forum on Thursday, December 3, from 8:30 am to 3:30 pm, at the St. Elias Banquet Centre, 750 Ridgewood Avenue. This year's theme, From Knowing to Doing: Accountability, Equity and Transformation, will explore ways to strengthen trust, promote inclusion and turn human rights principles into meaningful action. Registration is free. Learn more and register at ottawapolice.ca.
Make the Right Call
www.ottawapolice.ca/en/who-we-are/contact-us.aspx
When to Call 911:
- For crimes in progress and life-threatening emergencies
- You witness a dangerous or impaired driver
- There is a vehicle collision with injuries
- Fire or medical emergency
When to call 613-236-1222. Please listen to the prompts.
- Residential or commercial break and enter
- Missing person
- Suspicious activity or vehicle (drug trafficking in progress)
- Stolen vehicle
- Assault where no medical attention is required
- Animal abuse
- Vehicle collision where no injuries are reported
When to call and make a report with the Ottawa Police Reporting Unit 613-236-1222, extension 7300. Open seven days a week between 8 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.
- Alcohol and drug use in public (for example, in city parks)
- Reporting to the police after the fact – an incident has occurred, but no one has remained on scene
- Disputes or harassment (for example, argument with neighbour, stalking, fear for non-immediate safety)
- Sexual assault reported, where there is no longer evidence
When the Ottawa Police Reporting Unit (PRU) is closed between the hours of 9 pm and 10 am, an automated attendant will provide you with options on how to redirect your call.
When to make a report using the Ottawa Police online system at ottawapolice.ca/onlinereporting:
- Theft (excluding theft of passports or other citizenship documents)
- Lost Property (with a visible serial number or distinct marking such as a custom engraving)
- This does not include: cellphones, credit and debit cards; please phone your banking institution or cellphone company
- Mischief/Damage to Property
- Theft from Vehicle
- Traffic Complaints
- Drug Complaints (drug trafficking information)
- Fraud Complaints
- Hate-Motivated Incidents
- Add information to an existing report
Crime Stoppers: If you have information about a crime but want to remain completely anonymous, you can call Crime Stoppers at 1-800-222-TIPS (8477) or submit a tip online at crimestoppers.ca.