The purpose of the Ottawa 2018 Everyone Counts, Point-in-Time (PiT) Count, was to provide a snapshot of our population experiencing homelessness and to set the foundation to measure our progress toward eliminating chronic homelessness by 2024. To read the report, click here.
On June 13th, the Planning Committee approved the affordable housing investment plan laid out by staff to outline spending and investment for both the City’s $15 million affordable housing fund, and for a recently announced $17.7 million in Provincial-Federal funding. All together, that gives Ottawa $32 million over the next three years to address housing…
The Public Policy Development Branch of Emergency and Protective Services is pleased to notify residents of the launch of the public phase of the Rental Accommodations Study. On May 22, 2019, staff published project webpage on ottawa.ca with details of the study and research findings to date. Overview As a component of the 2018 Operating…