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Fifty self-serve lockers are now available in select City parks. From soccer pitches to basketball courts, City parks offer residents the opportunity to get outdoors, have fun and stay active. But to join the game you need the right equipment – like a basketball or soccer ball. That’s...

Does the restored Hintonburg Pumping Station offer the finest views of the Ottawa River in town? After two years of work and many more years of history the Hintonburg Pumping Station is open to residents. The Pumping Station’s legal address is 5 Onigam Street, but you probably know it...

The Finance and Corporate Services Committee and the Planning and Housing Committee approved the Housing Acceleration Plan to help creating more housing in Ottawa. In a joint meeting today, the Finance and Corporate Services Committee and the Planning and Housing Committee approved a new...

RSV immunization for eligible infants and high-risk children now available Ottawa Public Health (OPH), CHEO, and local birthing hospitals – including The Ottawa Hospital, Hôpital Montfort, and Queensway Carleton Hospital – are urging parents to immunize eligible infants and high-risk children...

Understanding date labels can help you make the most of your food. Understanding date labels can help you make informed decisions about what you buy and eat. It will help you save your food from being thrown away while it’s still perfectly edible and will also reduce your grocery bill. If...

O-Train Line 1 service will be fully closed and replaced by R1 bus service on the weekend of October 4 and 5, 2025. O-Train Line 1 will be closed and full R1 service will run this weekend while Rideau Transit Maintenance (RTM) performs planned maintenance work on the system. For customers...

The City of Ottawa is hosting an interactive event to equip cyclists, pedestrians, and drivers with tips about visibility in low light conditions and blind spots around large vehicles. Come and experience firsthand the dangers of a large vehicle’s blind spots and learn how to make sure you can...

With the ongoing nationwide postal strike, the delivery of City paper billing, invoices and other notifications will be impacted – including water utility bills, property tax bills, invoices, construction notices and traffic-related infractions. Contingency options are available for residents...

This Tuesday, September 30 marks the fifth National Day for Truth and Reconciliation, a day where Canadians reflect upon the experiences and history of First Nations, Métis and Inuit communities in Canada. It is a day to acknowledge, reflect and learn about the injustices they faced through the...

For a complete agenda and updates, please sign up for email alerts, visit ottawa.ca/agendas or call 3-1-1. For more information about how to watch or participate in individual meetings, please consult the specific meeting’s agenda at ottawa.ca/agendas. Ottawa Police Service Board - In-Camera...

The flags at all City of Ottawa sites will be lowered to half-mast from sunrise to sunset on Sunday, September 28 to recognize Police and Peace Officers’ National Memorial Day. This day is observed to remember the brave individuals who have sacrificed their lives in the line of duty to keep our...

Trees are essential for the health and wellbeing of all life on our planet. They beautify communities and greenspaces, clean the air we breathe, purify the water we drink and provide a refuge for thousands of species of birds and other animals. As a result, we all have a vested interest in...

Visit Engage Ottawa to share your feedback by Tuesday, September 30 The City of Ottawa is considering rules to provide for safe access to vulnerable social infrastructure when demonstrations are occurring nearby. In other cities, these types of rules are often called “bubble zones.” Facilities...

The Public Works and Infrastructure Committee today approved the recommended plan to improve transit travel time and reliability along St. Laurent Boulevard, between Hemlock and Innes roads. The plan would also help make getting around easier and more comfortable for everyone – whether you're...

Celebrating 50 years of the Franco-Ontarian flag. The breathtaking mosaic of colours surrounding us this fall hints not only of an incoming close to yet another incredible year, but also a new day, a new beginning, and a momentous milestone for the francophone community: the 50th anniversary of...

City Council received an update today on the City’s Climate Change Master Plan, and efforts to advance climate action in Ottawa. The City has invested more than $1.1 billion in climate initiatives since 2023. This includes $974 million for the Zero Emission Bus Program and $129 million in...

National Day for Truth and Reconciliation schedule changes for City services. The City of Ottawa would like to remind residents of the following schedule changes and City service impacts for National Day for Truth and Reconciliation on Tuesday, September 30. Client Services The City’s...

The City will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Franco-Ontarian flag with an official flag raising ceremony on Thursday, September 25. To celebrate Franco-Ontarian Day, as well as to honour, recognize, and celebrate the countless contributions made by francophones across the country, the...

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe and Wendy Stephanson, City Manager will respond to media questions after tomorrow’s Council meeting. The following subject-matter experts will be available to answer questions: Alain Gonthier, General Manager, Public Works Debbie Stewart, General Manager...

The Community Services Committee today approved a plan to refinance mortgages on five Ottawa Community Housing Corporation (OCHC) properties between 2026 and 2028. The Community Services Committee today approved a plan to refinance mortgages on five Ottawa Community Housing Corporation (OCHC)...