The Mayor of Ottawa will host the 18th annual Trick or Treat with the Mayor event this Saturday, October 17, in support of the Ottawa Food Bank’s Baby Basics Program. While admission is free, event ...

To help minimize disruptions in the area, traffic management is being coordinated with the nearby Laurier Avenue Cycling Modifications project and other planned activities in the downtown core. During ...

In Ottawa, we’re seeing more battery-related fires every year. Safely charging and disposing of lithium-ion batteries helps prevent fires in our homes and reduces risks of fires in waste collection ...

The court is in the design stage and will be located at 1250 Ledbury Avenue. ProCore Foundations is providing financial support for the basketball court project and the construction will be completed ...

This page has been archived and will not be updated. It can be used for reference purposes but it is possible some links no longer work. For hundreds of families in Ottawa, the search for stable ...

Council approved plans today that support the development of nearly 750 new homes in Ottawa. Council approved plans for a new 30-storey mixed-use building on St. Laurent Boulevard north of Queen Mary ...

Below is important information to consider when clearing snow from your property. 1. Do not push snow onto streets or sidewalks The Use and Care of Roads (By-law No. 2003-498) prohibits placing snow ...

The application period to vote by special mail-in ballot closed at 4:30 pm on September 15. Special Ballot Voter Kits will be mailed to electors voting by mail during the week of September 21 to ...

Older adults are especially vulnerable to serious and life-threatening complications from COVID-19. Staff are following best practices to ensure everyone’s safety, including screening all visitors and ...

Department-led working groups are advisory bodies created by City staff to provide advice to City staff. They typically include public members and staff and may include Members of Council in an ex ...

Applicants and the public can attend hearings in person (main floor Chamber at Ben Franklin Place, 101 Centrepointe Drive) or by videoconference with a computer, smartphone, cell phone, or telephone.