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Safe sledding tips – including wearing a helmet. Winter has arrived with colder temperatures and fresh new snow. Your first instinct may be to grab the sled or toboggan and glide down the hills but before you go, think safety first – including protecting your head and ensuring all...

The Bank Street renewal project is ongoing from Riverside Drive westbound to Ledbury Avenue. Feature story If you’ve recently visited Bank Street from Billings Bridge all the way past Heron Road, you’ve likely noticed the reconstruction that is happening in stages all along the road. This...

The winter weather parking ban will end at 7 am today, Thursday, December 11. Be in the know about snow Subscribe to our electronic email alerts. If you subscribe to e-Alerts, you will receive notification each time a winter weather parking ban is put in place, extended or lifted. There is no...

Council today approved Ottawa’s 2026 Budget, which invests in the services residents rely on every day, and the key priorities that make Ottawa a safe, reliable and affordable city. The budget proposes a $5.2-billion operating budget, a capital budget of $1.9 billion and an overall net tax...

Due to weather conditions, an overnight winter weather parking ban will be in effect on Wednesday, December 10 between 7 pm and 7 am across Ottawa. These hours might be extended if additional time is needed to complete winter road operations. Alternative parking during a parking ban can be found...

On Saturday, December 13, OC Transpo and Loblaw will join forces for the 41st Annual OC Transpo / Loblaw Holiday Food Drive to support food programs across Ottawa. The last few years have been challenging for many in our community and this year is no exception. With over one in four households...

The Built Heritage Committee today approved asking the City to submit the nomination of the ByWard Market as a National Historic Site for its 200th anniversary. The Built Heritage Committee today approved asking the City to submit the nomination of the ByWard Market as a National Historic Site...

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe, Wendy Stephanson, City Manager, and Cyril Rogers, General Manager and Chief Financial Officer, Finance and Corporate Services Department, will respond to questions after Wednesday's Council meeting. Subject-matter experts will also be available to answer questions...

During the holidays – or any time of year, don’t drink and drive. It’s the time of year to celebrate, whether it’s an office party, getting together with friends, or spending time with family. Regardless of what holiday you’re celebrating, or who you’re sharing it with, remember to...

The City’s Environment and Climate Change Committee today approved its portion of Draft Budget 2026, which invests in reliable water and sewer infrastructure, sustainable waste management and climate action to support a green and resilient Ottawa. This budget includes a net operating requirement...

Help prevent the spread of COVID-19, flu and RSV in our community The holiday season is a special time of year to connect and celebrate with family and friends. But it’s also respiratory illness season – a time of year when respiratory viruses like COVID-19, influenza (flu), and respiratory...

Highway 174 will be closed overnight in both directions between Champlain Street and Tenth Line Road from 11 pm on Sunday, December 7, until Monday, December 8, at 3 am. The closure is required to facilitate Hydro One repairs in the area. Traffic detour Approaching Tenth Line Road on the...

The flags at all City of Ottawa sites will be lowered to half-mast from sunrise to sunset on Saturday, December 6 to commemorate the National Day of Remembrance and Action on Violence Against Women. Established in 1991 by the Government of Canada, this day marks the anniversary of the murders...

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe was joined today by Police Chief Eric Stubbs, Fire Chief Paul Hutt and Paramedic Chief Pierre Poirier, as well as key community partners, to present the City’s Public Safety Action Plan. The Action Plan is a strategy to build on key investments contained in the 2026 Draft...

Beginning January 1, recycling related inquiries should be directed to Miller Waste. Residents are reminded that recycling is going provincial on January 1, 2026. Under regulations from the Government of Ontario, responsibility for collecting and processing recycling across Ontario will...