Starting Monday, September 30, the City will be implementing a three-item garbage limit for residents who receive curbside waste collection. This limit includes residents whose waste is collected in one…
This week my office hosted the Stage 2 LRT 2024 Spring Update. Stage 2 Staff presented an update of the work we can expect to see over the next…
Ever walk, cycle, or drive by a historical or iconic building and wonder what lies behind its closed doors? How is it designed? What happens in the building? What stories…
You can now tap your Interac® Debit card on any fare gate or bus to ride transit. The introduction of Interac Debit to the existing O-Payment options makes it even…
The City of Ottawa is developing a new comprehensive Zoning By-law for approval by Council in 2025. The Zoning By-law is a set of regulations that sets rules on what can…
Council approved a plan to implement its curbside waste diversion policy, which will come into effect on Monday, September 30. The new policy allows households receiving curbside collection to set out up to…
Ottawa is a great place to ride your bike any time of year, but June is Let’s Bike Month. The EnviroCentre, in partnership with the City is offering a series of…
Yesterday, I attended Accessibility Day event at City Hall. Although we have many great strides in making our facilities, infrastructure, and transit more accessible, there is still a long way…
Date: Sunday, June 2. Time: 9:30 am to 2 pm *Sensory friendly time from 9 am to 9:30 am for those who require lighter crowdsLocation: Ottawa Stadium, 300 Coventry Road Cost: FREE* * Bike parking…
Did you know that the City offers deferral programs for property taxes for people with disabilities and older adults living on a low-income? These programs allow eligible homeowners to apply…