On June 9 the City’s Planning Committee approved a spending plan for more than $33.7 million – in part to create new affordable housing through partnerships with housing providers, and in part…
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On June 7 the Finance and Economic Development Committee (FEDCO) approved the City’s first Anti-Racism Strategy. It’s a five-year plan to proactively identify and remove systemic barriers in City policies, programs…
On June 7th my office, in collaboration with the City’s Stage 2 team and KEV consortium, held a virtual public meeting to provide an update to residents on the current…
There will be a detour in place on Ambleside Drive beginning June 13 to June 25 to accommodate Enbridge work related to Stage 2 LRT. From fall 2022 for 16…
Corkstown Road and Moodie Drive As part of the Stage 2 O-Train Light Rail Transit (LRT) project, the MUP between Corkstown Road and Moodie Drive north of Highway 417 off-ramp,…
Since the storm of May 21st, Public Works staff have been fully deployed to support storm recovery and cleanup. As of June 7, approximately 8,770 lane kms of debris has…
June 8, 2022 Meeting City Council approved in principle a business plan and funding strategy to redevelop Lansdowne with a new event centre, north side stands, retail spaces and residential…
What’s the rush? After a lengthy debate on the $332.5-million proposal from the Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group (OSEG) happened at City Council this week. The final vote ended with…
Preparing for the next time In the aftermath of the largest and longest power outage experienced by the City of Ottawa there are a lot of questions to ask, when…