O-Train Line 1 will undergo annual maintenance from Monday, June 5 until Monday, June 19. Train service will continue, but R1 bus service will be required in some sections at…
You can sit, skate, stroll and stretch your way through June with these events at Lansdowne and City Hall Hey, Ottawa. Free community events at Lansdowne Park and City Hall…
A message from Ottawa Public Health When the temperature and humidity are high, our bodies can overheat, especially in the first few days of hot weather while our bodies adjust.…
Changes to the City of Ottawa’s Property Tax and Water Utility Deferral Program will now allow more low-and-fixed income seniors and disability recipients to qualify. This year’s qualifying income threshold…
Committees move to make development review more efficient At a joint meeting on May 30th, 2023, the City’s Planning and Housing Committee and Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee recommended approving…
Beginning Friday, June 2, temporary road closures will impact Slater Street, Bay Street and Bronson Avenue for sewer work as part of the Albert/Queen/Slater/Bronson reconstruction project. Closures will occur at…
On Monday May 29th Mayor Sutcliffe was joined by Transportation Committee Vice-Chair Catherine Kitts, Environment and Climate Change Committee Chair Shawn Menard, and Councillor for Somerset Ward Ariel Troster for…
Ever walk, cycle, or drive by a historical or iconic building you frequently see and be curious what lies behind its closed doors. How is it designed? What happens in…
Province commits $24.1M in funding in support of affordable housing This past Wednesday I had the privilege, in my capacity as Chair of Ottawa Community Housing, to introduce Provincial Ministers…
On May 24th, Council approved an investment plan to spend $48.5 million in provincial funding in 2023 and 2024 under the Homelessness Prevention Program. The plan is to provide long-term housing…