5 Questions: Council Candidate Sheetal Narwal
NCR Now sat down with Sheetal Narwal to ask five questions about her candidacy for Ward 6 — Stittsville.
Follow the latest updates from the Sheetal Narwal campaign for Ottawa City Councillor in Ward 6, Stittsville — including platform announcements, community events, and media coverage.
NCR Now sat down with Sheetal Narwal to ask five questions about her candidacy for Ward 6 — Stittsville.
CBC's Dan Taekema reports on the Sept. 17 all-candidates debate at Stittsville United Church, where nine candidates fielded questions from voters.
Full video of the Stittsville Village Association's Ward 6 all-candidates question period held September 17, 2026.
Rogers tv hosts the official Ward 6 Stittsville debate with all nine candidates for the 2026 Ottawa municipal election.

Winter maintenance is about whether people can safely get where they need to go. We should measure the service, fix the gaps, and hold the system accountable.

On International Youth Day, Sheetal Narwal lays out the youth employment problem in Stittsville and a 12-month plan: City job outreach, a local job fair, a mentorship network, wage-subsidy awareness, and transit that gets kids to work.

Ottawa wrote rules for e-scooters in 2020. Did we ever educate residents about them?

Halfway through a 178-day campaign and 6,500 doors later — what Stittsville has taught Sheetal about listening, kindness, and leadership.

A sourced, street-by-street account of what has actually happened on Ward 6 roads since 2015 — and the specific plan I will bring to council to fix it.

A clear breakdown of the Carp Road widening project — what's happening now, what it means for your commute and local businesses, and three specific commitments I'm making to Ward 6.

Stittsville is growing, and our roads are getting busier. Road safety can no longer be treated as a side issue — it must be part of how we plan growth. Here's what the data shows and what Stittsville needs.

From the Transitway to the O-Train, Ottawa has a proud transit history. But after knocking on 4,000+ doors, I have been hearing the same frustration from residents: they can't depend on the system. Here's what we can learn — and what the next chapter should look like.

Stittsville has grown by nearly 65%. Our recreation infrastructure hasn't kept up.

**One tool isn't a plan.** Cameras came and went. The problem stayed. Here's what actually works — and what I'll do starting day one.

Stittsville is growing fast — but growth without memory is just amnesia. It's time Ward 6 had leadership that carries our history forward.

The trails that make Stittsville Stittsville are slipping — and here's exactly what Ward 6 needs to keep them whole.
Wikipedia's comprehensive overview of the 2026 Ottawa municipal election, covering all wards including Ward 6 Stittsville and the candidates running for city council.

A few weeks ago, I was knocking on doors in Blackstone. A girl — maybe twelve years old — opened the door behind her mom. She had a science workbook in her hand and three questions for me before her mother could get a word in.

For twenty years, I've built things people rely on. All of them in the real world. I came to Canada with two computer science degrees and got to work — from Microsoft datacenters to Ontario's healthcare cyber-infrastructure to leading a Canadian security company as CEO. That's the standard I'm bringing to Ward 6.
Ottawa Lookout profiles candidates running across Ottawa's wards for the 2026 municipal election — including Sheetal Narwal running in Ward 6 Stittsville.