With funding from the Ottawa Rural Clean Water Program, rural property owners completed 52 projects in 2021 to protect Ottawa’s waterways, wetlands and groundwater. The City’s Agriculture and Rural Affairs…
The City’s Transportation Committee today approved realigning the planned route of Barrhaven Stage 3 LRT to avoid displacing tenants of Manor Village and Cheryl Gardens. Previously, the section of track between…
Head down to Ottawa City Hall on Saturday, June 4 to witness the Governor General’s Foot Guards exercise Freedom of the City in Ottawa starting at 10:50 am. Mayor Jim…
OAG launches new standalone website The OAG launched a new standalone website, separate from the City’s website, to further strengthen and support the Office’s independence and to enable them to…
I am pleased to announce that the application for appointment to the Community Safety and Well-Being (CSWB) Advisory Committee is now open. The application deadline is June 15, 2022. To…
During the month of June we recognize National Indigenous History Month, a time to commemorate and celebrate the diverse contributions, histories and cultures of Indigenous Nations including First Nation, Inuit…
The City’s beaches Mooney’s Bay, Britannia and Petrie Island will be open for supervised swimming from 11 am to 7 pm starting June 18 until August 28, 2022 inclusively. Washrooms…
I can’t extend my thanks enough to residents who have so far provided support and are eager to continue helping their neighbours and the community recover from last weekends severe…
What started out as quiet anticipation for a long weekend turned into a frightening Saturday afternoon storm on May 21 that wreaked havoc across the entire city. The intense widespread 190KM windstorms, accompanied…
Claims information about property damage Many residents are struggling with on-going power outages and dealing with damage to their property caused by falling trees, extreme wind, and flooding in the…