Councillor’s Message
Congratulations to the Class of 2022! Class of 2022, you have completed your schooling while studying through a global pandemic. Over the past two and a half years your lives…
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Regina Towers BBQ – A time to gather and celebrate
It was my privilege to attend the Regina Towers Welcome Summer Celebration BBQ on Thursday afternoon. The rain held off long enough for everyone to gather together for a lovely…
Know the rules and safety around using fireworks
Fireworks can only be used on Canada Day and the day before or after Are you planning to light your own firework display on Canada Day? Before you purchase and…
OC Transpo’s no charge service on Canada Day
OC Transpo is the best way to travel to Canada Day events across the city, with no-charge service all day on O-Train Line 1, buses and Para Transpo. OC Transpo…
Canada Day schedule changes
The City of Ottawa would like to remind residents of the following schedule changes and impacts to City services for the Canada Day holiday on Friday, July 1. Client Service…
Traffic impacts associated with Canada Day
In-person Canada Day celebrations have returned to the capital. This will result in some road closures and restrictions. The locations and times are indicated below. Getting around downtown on Canada…
OPL Bookmobile in Bayshore and Lincoln Heights
At the June 14, 2022 Ottawa Public Library (OPL) Board meeting it was announced that the Library’s Bookmobile would be reintroducing or modifying several stops that had been affected by…
Community Connections for Newcomer Employment
The Community Connections for Newcomer Employment (CCNE) program through Pinecrest Queensway Community Health Center (PQCHC) provides employment preparation help to newcomers, and connects them with community resources and employment supports to be…
Household hazardous waste event June 26
The City of Ottawa is hosting their next Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) event on Sunday, June 26 at the Canadian Tire Centre at lot 6 (200 Cyclone Taylor Boulevard). Residents…
Ottawa Police Services Board launches community engagement on Chief of Police recruitment
The Ottawa Police Services Board has launched its community engagement process to help inform the search for the next Chief of the Ottawa Police Service. The community engagement process is…