Councillor Kavanagh’s Message
Recovery Day Ottawa I had the privilege of attending Recovery Day Ottawa at City Hall today, an annual community event organized by CAPSA Ottawa. Over 70 community partners joined together…
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The Olde Forge
Welcome Back Social Garden Party I had the pleasure of attending a picnic in the park that was organized by the wonderful staff and volunteers of The Olde Forge Community…
O-Train Line 1 Update rail incident and bus operations
Memo to Council and Transit Commission from the General Manager Transportation Services Department The purpose of this memo is to provide an update to Members of Council and the Transit…
Message from Councillor Kavanagh
Capital PRIDE is a time to celebrate equality! Sunday August 22 kicks off this year’s capital Pride week in Ottawa! Many people associate Pride with a parade but it is…
Need for Affordable Child Care
This week I had the opportunity to attend the province wide conference of the Association of Municipalities of Ontario (AMO). During one of the AMO sessions I along with my…
Edgeworth Construction & Road Closure Notice – Update
As part of the Stage 2 O-Train Light Rail Transit (LRT) project, crews and equipment will be working on Edgeworth Avenue for the relocation and replacement of underground storm water,…
Traffic impacts in Ottawa beginning Friday, August 20
Ottawa – The following projects will impact Ottawa traffic: Bank Street will close between Rideau and Mitch Owens roads from 5 am on Saturday, August 21 to 6 am on Monday,…
Child care information session
Calling all parents/guardians (and parents/guardians to be) in OttawaChoosing child care for many in Ottawa is a confusing and overwhelming experience – our child care system is unable to serve…
Update from Ottawa Public Health
Covid-19 and vaccine updates: Over 1.5 million doses have been administered across our City. 85 per cent of Ottawa residents 18 and over have received at least one dose and78…
Planning Committee August 26th expected to be a full day!
Here are some highlights of what is on the table for discussion: Affordable Housing Housing Services will outline their capital spending plan for 2021, including $4.7 million from the Province’s…