The City of Ottawa’s Rail Construction Program continues to make great progress expanding the O-Train network.Construction is underway across all three Stage 2 LRT O-Train Extensions: • In the south,…
Last week, the Province of Ontario announced that starting at 8 am on Thursday, July 28, 2022 parents and guardians will be able to book appointments for children aged six…
Wood chips from storm related tree debris are available for pick-up at various locations and at no cost to residents. Since Friday July 15, 1,736 cubic yards of woodchips have…
Beginning on Wednesday, July 27, the Mackenzie King Bridge will be reduced to one lane in each direction for the duration of the Mackenzie King Bridge Renewal project. When the…
Survey deadline July 31, 2022 The Office of the Auditor General (OAG) has initiated an audit of the City of Ottawa’s Response to the Convoy Protest. The OAG is independent of…
My office received notice this week from Event Central that a film production company will be in Bay Ward from July 28 until August 8 on location at 929 Richmond…
The derecho that damaged our city’s electricity system in May was absolutely devastating to our community. Hydro Ottawa have been reading, and listening to customers, and know that there are…
The City of Ottawa’s stormwater infrastructure benefits all areas of the city – urban, suburban and rural. During major rainfalls and snow melts, ditches and culverts play major roles in…
The City has a new online questionnaire on ottawa.ca/VUT where residents can find out whether their residential property could be subject to the new Vacant Unit Tax on the 2023…
Strong Mayor Model? This week Premier Doug Ford stated that he plans to bring in legislation that would give the Mayors of Toronto and Ottawa stronger powers. This was not…