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If you time it right, you could do everything on this list of September...
What’s Happening Ottawa provides the latest on theatre, music and outings for the entire family. Some shows sell out quickly, so be sure to look ahead at what’s happening in the coming weeks and get...
View ArticleFormer REDBLACKS star, Henry Burris to receive Key to the City of Ottawa
Mayor Jim Watson will present the Key to the City to Henry Burris at City Hall on September 7, in recognition of his outstanding contribution and dedication to professional sport and his community...
View ArticleCommittee extends three-hour parking rule on weekends and statutory holidays
Transportation Committee today approved an updated Traffic and Parking By-law. The update doubles the maximum parking time to six hours for unsigned, on-street spaces on weekends and statutory...
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Ottawa to host a full joint exercising of Freedom of the City, a Canadian first
On Saturday, September 16, the City of Ottawa will host a Freedom of the City parade honouring the 18 military and three cadet units that have been granted Freedom of the City by the City of...
View ArticleCommittee aims to make it easier for flood-affected residents to rebuild
The Agriculture and Rural Affairs Committee today approved changes to facilitate flood recovery by making it easier for residents to rebuild.City-initiated amendments to the Zoning By-law would relieve...
View ArticleGive feedback and get informed about City projects
The City of Ottawa wants your input on the projects, policies, programs and services that affect your daily life. From open houses to workshops and online consultations, your feedback helps shape City...
View ArticleFormer REDBLACKS star, Henry Burris, receives the Key to the City
This evening, Mayor Jim Watson presented the Key to the City to Henry Burris, current CTV Morning Live Host and former REDBLACKS quarterback, at a ceremony at City Hall. The key was presented to Mr....
View ArticleMeetings at Ottawa City Hall next week
All public meetings will be held at Ottawa City Hall, 110 Laurier Avenue West, unless otherwise noted. For a complete agenda and updates, please sign up for email alerts or visit ottawa.ca/agendas, or...
View ArticleCity commemorates National Day of Mourning for Fallen Fire Fighters on...
National Day of Mourning for Fallen Fire Fighters is Sunday, September 10, and it honours all Fire Fighters who have lost their lives in the line of duty.The flags at all City of Ottawa sites will be...
View ArticleTraffic impacts in Ottawa as a result of upcoming road work
An upcoming road work project will have the following impacts on Ottawa traffic:Navan Road – A one-kilometre section of Navan Road, where it meets Tenth Line Road, will be reduced to single alternating...
View ArticleOttawa Fire Services will be knocking on doors this week
Ottawa Fire Services (OFS) firefighters will visit homes throughout the city between September 11 and 18 to ensure that smoke alarms and carbon monoxide alarms are present and in working condition.The...
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Construction is starting on the new multi-use Rideau Canal Crossing!
Construction has started on the new pedestrian and cyclist bridge across the Rideau Canal. This bridge will connect Clegg Street in Old Ottawa East to Fifth Avenue at Queen Elizabeth Drive in the Glebe...
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Carbon 613 catalyst project is helping Ottawa become cleaner and greener
EnviroCentre’s Carbon 613 program has released their Business Energy and Emission Profile (BEEP) for Ottawa, an in-depth exploration of emissions and energy use in our city. This interactive data...
View ArticleAllan and Judy Graham to receive Mayor’s City Builder Award
Mayor Jim Watson and Osgoode Ward Councillor George Darouze will present the Mayor’s City Builder Award to Allan and Judy Graham on Wednesday, September 13 at the start of the next City Council...
View ArticleUpdate on expanding harm reduction services in Ottawa
Dr. Isra Levy, Medical Officer of Health, and Andrew Hendriks, Director of Health Protection, Ottawa Public Health (OPH), will provide an update on plans to open interim supervised injection services...
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Human remains from early 1800s to find permanent resting place at Beechwood...
In 2013 and 2014, a minimum number of 79 individuals and casket materials from Bytown’s earliest cemetery, Barrack Hill, were discovered under Queen Street during O-Train Confederation Line...
View ArticleStaff report highlights strong local economy and healthy employment rate
Ottawa continues to have a strong economy with a healthy supply of jobs and general economic stability, according to the planning department’s 2016 Annual Development Report– an overview of demographic...
View ArticleAllan and Judy Graham receive Mayor’s City Builder Award
Mayor Jim Watson and Osgoode Ward Councillor George Darouze presented the Mayor’s City Builder Award at City Council today to Allan and Judy Graham.During the course of their business career with AJ’s...
View ArticleExhibit at City Hall celebrates the future of photography in Ottawa
Mayor Jim Watson will open the new exhibit at the Karsh-Masson Gallery, Continuum: Karsh Award artists welcome a new generation.Presented as part of Canada’s 150th anniversary, this special photography...
View ArticleCouncil gets light-rail plan update, approves help for people rebuilding...
City Council today received an update on the Stage 2 Light Rail Transit project and approved a strategy that will help avoid $134 million in additional costs. The strategy includes a change to the...
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