Ottawa – Starting Monday, June 29, the City will resume the enforcement of parking in excess of posted time limits, including 15-minute, one-hour, two-hour, three-hour and six-hour zones. Initially, parking…
The Police investigation regarding the bylaw incident in the Michèle Heights community needs to be released to the public. We need to have all relevant information regarding this case. I…
The Public Policy Development Branch in Emergency and Protective Services has launched public-facing project pages for the Towing Services Regulatory Review project page and Pawnbroker and Second-Hand Goods Licensing Review . The Towing Services Regulatory…
When the Province of Ontario enacted new physical distancing rules under the Ontario Emergency Management and Civil Protection Act, the decision that the City of Ottawa made to close all…
Please be assured that the By-law and Regulatory Services Department is taking the responsibility of protecting our community during a global pandemic very seriously. Our number one focus right now…
In support of the community and local economy, all retail establishments are exempt from the regulations of the City of Ottawa’s Noise By-law pertaining to deliveries until further notice. This…
Summary description: Effective Friday, April 10, the City will close vehicular access and parking lots to three closed parks that continue to be popular destinations for residents – Britannia Park,…
Over the past four weeks, the Province of Ontario and the City of Ottawa have issued many regulations, closures, and restrictions under their states of emergency to help prevent group…
Update on the enforcement model in Ottawa for new orders issued by the Province of Ontario aimed at ensuring people maintain the practice of physical distancing. On March 27, 2020,…
In support of the community and local economy, all retail establishments are exempt from the regulations of the City of Ottawa’s Noise By-law pertaining to deliveries until further notice. This…