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The City of Ottawa’s municipal election campaign begins on Friday, officially kicking off the five-and-a-half-month dash to the ballot box in October. Here is what you need to know about the municipal election campaign in Ottawa.
The city has issued a request for expression of interest to develop a health hub on municipal land at 1655 Maple Grove Road, between Huntmar Drive and Terry Fox Drive.
A City of Ottawa committee will be discussing a new plan to create an interconnected network of skate parks.
College Ward Coun. Laine Johnson has published a report that looks at a transformed Robertson Road in Bells Corners, with separated bike lanes, fewer car lanes, and slower speeds.
The City of Ottawa insists the field at TD Place will be ready for Atletico Ottawa’s home opener on Sunday, as work continues on the new Event Centre at Lansdowne.
The City of Ottawa is going to develop a municipal food strategy to look at improving access to food and tackling food insecurity, but the council approved motion did not direct staff to explore city-owned grocery stores in the capital.
A new ‘bubble zone” bylaw will take effect in Ottawa in August that will prohibit protests within 50 metres of places of worship, schools, childcare centres, hospitals and residential care facilities.
As part of Ottawa 200 celebrations to mark the bicentennial of the founding of Bytown, a city committee has approved a plan to plant one tree in each of the city’s 24 wards.
An Ottawa councillor wants the city to explore the development of a municipal food strategy, including city-owned grocery stores to improve food access and tackle food insecurity.
Parkgoers will be able to enjoy beer, wine or spirits in select City of Ottawa parks again this summer, as the city extends a pilot project allowing alcohol consumption in municipal parks.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford says the City of Ottawa should be putting speed bumps in school zones to slow drivers down, after new data shows speeding has increased in the months since photo radar cameras were turned off.
Ottawa is looking at an $80-million project to widen the Carling Avenue Bridge in order to better connect Dow’s Lake Station to the future Civic Campus of the Ottawa Hospital.
The City of Ottawa’s emergency preparedness and protective services committee has approved a motion that would loosen some of the requirements of a new bylaw that requires people doing hardscaping work to have a city-issued licence.
Get ready for traffic headaches as Phase One of the Bank Street Renewal project grinds on.
Ottawa drivers are speeding up in school zones since photo radar cameras were turned off by the Ontario government five months ago, with more than half of drivers exceeding the speed limit, according to the City of Ottawa.
Stop-arm cameras have caught dozens of drivers failing to stop for school buses on Ottawa roads, but staff warn expanding the school bus camera pilot project to more buses will be costly.
