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As the school year gets started so do committee meetings at city hall! This past Tuesday, the Finance and Corporate Services Committee met with a significant agenda. The major decision…
As the school year gets started so do committee meetings at city hall! This past Tuesday, the Finance and Corporate Services Committee met with a significant agenda. The major decision…
New from OC Transpo! Tap your credit card or mobile wallet to pay for your fare on all OC Transpo buses and O-Train Line 1. Payment by credit card and…
This week at Planning and Housing, committee members approved the 3430 Carling Avenue application for two 6-storey buildings that will have 186 units. My office held community meetings on this…
The flags at all City of Ottawa facilities will be lowered to half-mast from sunrise to sunset on Sunday, September 10 to commemorate Firefighters’ National Memorial Day. This day is…
More than ever, residents have been installing free lending libraries and gardens in front of their homes close to the roadway or sidewalk. Often, these are installed within the City’s…
Residents are welcome to come out to the Harvest Fair for the annual Pizza Palooza Contest at Bayshore Park, 175 Woodridge Crescent, on September 23rd from pm to 4pm. There will…
OC Transpo committed to monitoring and responding to anticipated increases in Line 1 customer volumes as the system continues to operate with single-car trains. They are proactively planning to adjust…
Do you live in or know someone who lives an apartment building six stories or more in Bay Ward that does not have a backup generator during power outages? Our…
The City has now started auditing Vacant Unit Tax declarations for properties that were not charged the tax, ensuring the information provided was accurate. The audit uses varied criteria to…
As part of the fall Wake Up! program, firefighters from Ottawa Fire Services will visit homes across the city next week to ensure smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are present…