Q1: How is the city proceeding with policies and procurement practices so that construction companies bidding and working on city infrastructure projects be required to use vehicles outfitted with the broadband back-up warning sounds? Broadband Back-up Alarms The broadband back-up alarm sound is different from the traditional tonal beeping alarms. The broadband alarms make a…
Many residents are now having to rethink their holiday plans considering the recent announcement made by the Province and supported by Ottawa Public Health regarding capacity measures that are going to be put in place on December 20th at 12:01am. These measures will help protect residents and reduce the impact of the Omicron virus on our…
I hope these wonderful creations by Bay Ward youth make you smile. Happy Holidays!
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ADDENDUM to December 16th’s special statement Dr. Etches’ Special Statement from December 17th media availability is available here and copied below. Yesterday, December 16th, we reported that an additional 199 individuals in Ottawa have tested positive for COVID-19. Today, we are reporting 309 new cases. The rapid increase in people testing positive for COVID-19 in…
Hello. Bonjour. Kwey. Ottawa, this is a bittersweet day, and there is a lot to unpack. As the Chair mentioned, we just passed the one-year anniversary of the first vaccine given in Ottawa and we have accomplished a colossal feat since then. That deserves to be recognized, and I am incredibly proud of what we…
Due to increased line-ups at COVID-19 vaccination clinics, drop-in appointments will only be available for 1st and 2nd doses starting Friday, December 17. Appointments will be required for 3rd doses/booster doses. We are working to increase capacity and to make more appointments available as soon as possible. Visit OttawaPublicHealth.ca/COVID19 to learn more about COVID-19, how…
The Stage 2 Rail Construction Program has made great progress extending the O-Train Network farther east, west, and south. Check out the progress made in 2021 in the following video.
Ottawa – Starting December 20, provincial regulations will require youth, ages 12 to 17, to show proof of vaccination and valid identification to access City indoor recreation and cultural facilities for all activities – including organized sports. Youth participating in organized sports were previously exempt from showing proof of vaccination. As of Monday, the only…