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Publication Date: April 16, 2026 - 14:33

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Tony Graham Automotive Group sponsors park in Kanata

April 16, 2026

The City is pleased to announce that Tony Graham Automotive Group is furthering its investment in the Kanata community through the sponsorship of the park located at 100 Charlie Rogers Place. The park, adjacent to the Tony Graham Recreation Centre – Kanata, will be named Tony Graham Community Park, continuing the company’s commitment to community-building.

The park is an important community hub for all seasons, with such amenities as:

  • Playground
  • Picnic area
  • Greenspace
  • Walking paths
  • Sports fields
  • A performance stage
  • Outdoor exercise equipment
  • Sledding hill

The Tony Graham Automotive Group has a long-standing reputation for giving back to the community and investing in youth recreation programming across Ottawa. 

In 2024, Kanata Recreation Complex was renamed the Tony Graham Recreation Complex- Kanata. Their sponsorship not only covered enhancements to the complex, but also invested in youth recreational programming, sponsoring youth basketball tournaments and free summer access to cardio and weight rooms at select City recreation facilities.

This park sponsorship builds on that commitment to help enhance recreational activities and community services.

A commemorative plaque will be installed in the park in honour of Walter Baker, who the park was previously named after.

 Quotes

“The Tony Graham Automotive Group has been a strong community partner for many years. This investment will help keep this park a welcoming, well-used space for families in Kanata, a kind of place where kids can run around, neighbours can catch up, and people can take a break and enjoy being outside. Thank you to the Tony Graham Automotive Group for your contribution to our local economy and for your continued commitment to our community.”

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe 

“On behalf of my fellow Kanata neighbours, I extend a huge thank you to the Tony Graham Automotive Group for expanding their generous community investment to include this popular community park. It helps provide opportunities for residents and their families to stay active, relax, enjoy this valuable greenspace and connect with their neighbours and friends.”

Councillor Allan Hubley, Kanata South Ward

 “As a family-founded business with deep roots in Ottawa, we are committed to investing in initiatives that have a lasting impact. This park has long been a valued part of the Kanata community, and we are proud to support its next chapter. This sponsorship reflects our broader focus on supporting youth and community programs across the city.”

Maureen Graham, President and Owner, Tony Graham Automotive Group



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