The Finance and Corporate Services and Planning and Housing Committees approved an updated Housing Services Long Range Financial Plan for 2025 through 2030. The updated plan will help the City stay on track…
Many homes in Ontario must have a working carbon monoxide alarm, but which homes? And where should they be located in your home? Read on to learn everything you need…
The Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee approved amendments to the City’s Site Plan Control By-law. Site plan control is the process the City uses to ensure land development is safe, functional…
The Committee approved amendments to the Official Plan and related policies to delegate decisions on some minor zoning applications to City staff. The changes would simplify and shorten the process for certain…
As of January 1st, a new Idling Control By-law for Ottawa comes into force Be idle aware! Help reduce unnecessary idling and promote clean air by following the City of…
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As of Saturday, November 30, retailers selling vapour products will require a City of Ottawa business licence. To start or continue selling vapour – also known as vape or vaping…
City of Ottawa first responders will participate in an emergency response training exercise along the westbound lanes of Highway 174 between the Montreal Road and Blair Road intersection approaching the…
As part of the Stage 2 O-Train Light Rail Transit (LRT) project, motorists travelling westbound on Highway 417 between Holly Acres Road and Moodie Drive should anticipate impacts to traffic…
Starting Monday, November 4 any garbage above the three-item garbage limit must be placed in a City of Ottawa yellow bag. If the three-item garbage limit is exceeded and yellow bags…