Jane’s Walk is a festival of free neighbourhood walking tours that help put people in touch with their city, the things that happen around them, the built environment, the natural environment, and especially with each other. The walks are given by local people who care passionately about where they live, work, and play. Imagining a Better South Keys Centre: South Keys Centre is […]
Back in 2021, around the same time Better South Keys Centre was forming, a development proposal came in to build two towers right next to South Keys Station. Four years later, there’s no sign of any development happening there – why?
If you drive on Bank Street through South Keys, you’ve hopefully noticed some new signs indicating that the speed limit there is now 50 km/h.
A Lower Speed Limit for Bank Street, A New Pedestrian Bridge over Hunt Club Road, and More! BSKC’s Spring 2025 Updates Bank Street Bridge Cycling Improvements: The City has a project underway to develop design options for a comfortable cycling connection crossing the bridge, connecting Johnston Road to Kitchener Avenue. At Kitchener Avenue, the project would connect to cycle tracks […]
Stop in at KS on the Keys for a bit or a while and join in for an informal meeting/chat to discuss the latest on the redevelopment of South Keys Centre.
Across the city, there’s a lot of good things happening along Bank Street right now.
At the north end of South Keys Centre sits the Greenboro Park-and-Ride, an underutilized public asset. Its 3.8 hectares of space is currently dedicated to free parking for transit riders — but what if it could be something different? Over the next few months, BSKC will be working directly with some local architecture students to answer this question.
Summer is coming to a close and while things may seem quiet on our end, there’s never a dull moment at South Keys Centre.
On Saturday May 4, join us for an enlightening guided walk around the Sawmill Creek Stormwater Management Pond in Ottawa South.
Join us for a short group ride-and-chat to discuss ways to improve pedestrian and cycling connections along the Greenboro Pathway to South Keys Shopping Centre. We’ll ride to the South Keys Transit Station and back with a few stops along the way.