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Mayor Mark Sutcliffe will provide an update on the Lansdowne 2.0 Redevelopment and Construction Approval Plan. Media will have an opportunity to ask questions following remarks. Date: Monday, October 20 Time: 11 am Residents will be able to watch the media availability on the City’s...

Visit Engage Ottawa to share your feedback by Friday, October 31 The City of Ottawa needs your feedback as it develops a Rental Renovation Licence By-law to help protect tenants from unlawful renovation-related evictions, also known as renovictions. A renoviction occurs when a tenant is...

Please note: We will be discontinuing this PSA following today’s issue. To continue receiving information on upcoming Committee and Council meetings, please sign up for our City News weekly round-up newsletter. It will include a list of upcoming meetings, along with brief summaries and links to...

You can now view historical data on greenhouse gas emissions in Ottawa Feature story Ottawa has been rapidly growing and developing over the past decade. But despite this growth, the average resident’s greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions have fallen nearly 20 per cent since 2012. This...

Detours and transit impacts for Kichi Zìbì Mìkan weekend closures As part of the Stage 2 O-Train project, the Kichi Zìbì Mìkan will be fully closed in both directions from Carling Avenue to Island Park Drive on the following dates and times: Saturday, October 18 starting at 5:30 am until...

Ottawa is creating a cleaner environment by transitioning to a zero-emissions fleet. This feature story is part of the City of Ottawa Service Reviews: an initiative aimed at ensuring our services are meeting your needs. Visit ottawa.ca/YourIdeas today. Every day, hundreds of vehicles are at...

The Emergency Preparedness and Protective Services Committee today approved a new business licensing regime for hardscaping contractors in Ottawa. This initiative aims to address frequent issues with non-compliant hardscaping work on private property, such as unauthorized driveway expansions...

Get ready for the eighth episode of OttaTalk, the City of Ottawa’s official podcast. It’s budget season at the City of Ottawa. Actually, it’s always budget season. To find out what we mean, tune in to the eighth episode of the City’s official podcast series where we OttaTalk about the budget...

The Finance and Corporate Services Committee approved a Primary Care Provider Recruitment and Retention Strategy to help bring more family doctors and other primary care providers to Ottawa. The strategy outlines 10 actions the City could take, such as creating a new role called the Primary...

The City of Ottawa has a new notification process available for anyone wanting to hold a protest, demonstration or march in the city. Feature Story As the capital of Canada, Ottawa sees many protests, marches and demonstrations. Under The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedoms...

Vaccines available to the general public starting on Monday, October 27 Annual COVID-19 and influenza (flu) vaccines have begun to roll out across the community in preparation for respiratory illness season. Vaccines are currently being offered to high-risk populations, with availability...

The City called three special meetings in accordance with Subsection 87 (1) and 14(1) and of the Procedure By-law. A special meeting of Finance and Corporate Services Committee has will be held on Wednesday, October 29, at 9:30 am. The purpose of the meeting is to consider the following items...

Please note: We will be discontinuing this PSA, following the Friday, October 17 issue. To continue receiving information on upcoming Committee and Council meetings, please sign up for our City News weekly round-up newsletter. It will include a list of upcoming meetings, along with brief...

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe will host the 17th annual Trick or Treat with the Mayor event on Saturday, October 25 in support of the Ottawa Food Bank’s Baby Basics Program. Spooky season is upon us! So come Trick or Treat with Mayor Mark Sutcliffe at Ottawa City Hall…if you dare! Witches and...

Engage with your ward councillor and have your say on the City’s draft budget for 2026. The City of Ottawa wants to hear from you as we prepare Draft Budget 2026. While there are opportunities to give your feedback year-round, over the next couple months, there will be even more ways you can...

Council approved a new comprehensive plan to help deal with Ottawa’s housing crisis. The bold strategy approved by Council will change how the City approaches housing, removing obstacles and using all available tools to support building more homes. It builds on changes the City has already...

Learn how to safely buy, charge and dispose of lithium-ion batteries. Feature story Lithium-ion batteries are found in many household devices including your smartphone and tablet. Their popularity comes from being lightweight, rechargeable and long-lasting. But did you know the batteries that...

Give your items a longer life. It’s Circular Economy Month and we’ve partnered with two community organizations to host free repair events so you can give your items a longer life. Bring your broken items to be fixed by volunteers and keep them out of the landfill, all while learning new skills...

Garbage, transit, city services and more – all the holiday impacts you need to know The City of Ottawa would like to remind residents of the following schedule changes and City service impacts for the Thanksgiving holiday on Monday, October 13. Client Service Centres The City’s 3-1-1...

The Built Heritage Committee approved a heritage designation for the former Ellis House at 2400 Bank Street. The property meets three of nine criteria for designation under Part IV of the Ontario Heritage Act. The two-and-a-half-storey, red brick farmhouse is one of the last remaining examples...