The Poets' Pathway Committee welcomes any comments or suggestions about the Poets' Pathway sections of the web site or about any aspect of the Pathway project.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Jane Moore and George Wilson,

Co-chairs, Poets' Pathway Committee

The National Capital Commission has released the results of its 2006 review of the pathway network for the capital.
Here is the notice sent to the Greenspace Alliance mailing list by Elizabeth LaCoursière of the NCC:
Hello everyone,
The National Capital Commission (NCC) would like to inform you that the 2006 Strategic Plan for the National Capital Region Pathway Network is now available on the NCC website.

At the Poets' Pathway party/reading,  held on April 14,  we were lucky enough to have the eloquent Clive Doucet present.  He was persuaded to read some of his poems from Canal Seasons,  a book of poems inspired by  his rowing on the Rideau Canal.
To our delight, Mr. Doucet said that the Pathway was an idea whose time had come, and that he would present a motion to Ottawa City Council to work with the NCC on making the Pathway a reality.

Here's an inspirational story from the US Trust for Public Land (TPL) web site, about Atlanta's BeltLine Initiative:  "...a 22- mile ribbon of interconnected parks, trails, light-rail routes, and landscape friendly development encircling downtown..."
 
A few excerpts:
 

A Concert for Bill, June 19, 2009

National Archives,

395 Wellington St., Ottawa,

June 19, 7:30 pm

Read the first issue of "The Pathway Post", the newsletter of the Poets' Pathway Committee, April 2009 (726 KB).

Here is the second newsletter (1 MB) from the Poets' Pathway Committee.  The first two events are now past but there is lots more about the work of the Committee, plus pictures from the Concert for Bill, and much more.
 
Erwin - 26 October 2009
 

The April 2010 Newsletter from the Poets' Pathway Committee is now available!