Tragedy in London, Ontario As a city councillor my heart is heavy and frankly, horrified regarding the news of a deliberate attack on a family standing on a corner of the street. This is a hate crime and it is incomprehensible that this is happening right here in Ontario in a city not much different…
Please find below KEV’s look ahead for night and weekend work for weekend of June 11th. Work Area Friday – June 11 Saturday – June 12 Sunday – June 13 Connaught Cut and Cover Tunnel and Queensview Station Area Daytime Daytime Lincoln Fields Station Area & Carling Ave Overnight Overnight and Daytime Overnight and Daytime…
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Age 70 and older First dose before April 18, 2021 The Province of Ontario has announced second dose COVID-19 vaccine booking options that affect adults age 70 and older (born in 1951 or earlier) and some younger Ottawa residents. Age 70 and older Residents age 70 and older who do not have a second dose…
Ottawa – Beginning Saturday, June 12, all City of Ottawa and Ottawa Public Health pop-up COVID-19 vaccine clinics will accept residents from any of Ottawa’s priority neighbourhoods for first-dose vaccination only. This includes teachers, staff, students and their households of any school located in a priority neighbourhood. To check your home or school address for…
With two-thirds of the adult population having received at least one dose, Ontarians have been provided with a strong level of protection against COVID-19. Now, the province is accelerating second doses for all Ontarians. While the interval between first and second doses can be up to 16 weeks, Ontario will begin to offer second dose…
Residents age 80 and above who do not have a second dose appointment booked will be contacted directly by Ottawa Public Health starting June 3 and continuing throughout the month of June. This will guarantee access to appointments within the standard second dose interval of 16 weeks. See OttawaPublicHealth.ca for more details.
Ottawa Public Health (OPH) and the City of Ottawa have been communicating through local school boards in order to provide Ottawa youth and their families with the information they need to make an informed decision about COVID-19 vaccination. As per the Health Care Consent Act of Ontario, children and youth aged 12 to 17 years…
Ottawa Public Health notifies eligible residents of clinic and registration options through a targeted approach which may include door-to-door and floor-to-floor (apartment buildings) outreach and posters in the neighbourhood. These pop-up clinics are not advertised widely to the greater public as the intent is to reach individuals in specific areas within priority neighbourhoods. Throughout the…
On Wednesday, June 9th, City Council directed staff to develop a tax regime for a vacant unit tax program to be implemented in 2022, with billing to start in 2023. The tax would help increase Ottawa’s housing supply by encouraging homeowners to occupy or rent their properties. The revenue generated would be used to support…