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After several hours of discussion and public delegations, the City of Ottawa’s planning and housing committee voted 11-0 to approve a plan to redevelop a property that is home to one of Hintonburg’s oldest buildings.
The City of Ottawa’s planning and housing committee has approved a plan to build a water park and 236-room hotel in the city’s west end.
The City of Ottawa’s chief financial officer says the city and the province are getting closer to a deal on the promised upload of Highway 174 in Ottawa’s east end.
OC Transpo’s general manager is not ruling out a redesign of Moodie Station on the O-Train’s Western Extension but says it’s “too early to definitively determine” whether it’s needed or what it could involve.
Metcalfe Realty Company has filed a Site Plan Control application with the City of Ottawa to convert a 16-storey office building at 85 Albert Street into a residential building with 107 units and a rooftop amenity.
OC Transpo is on the road to a multi-million-dollar budget deficit this year due to lower ridership, but the City of Ottawa is anticipating the Ontario government drops $47 million into the fare box this year as part of the upload of the O-Train system to Metrolinx.
The City of Ottawa purchased the property at 377 O’Connor Street for $45 million, with investments from all three levels of government to provide housing for families experiencing homelessness.
Churches and other places of worship in Ottawa’s downtown core and near transit stations will be allowed to rent out parking spaces this fall as thousands of federal public servants’ head to the office four days a week.
The City of Ottawa has purchased a Stittsville park for $1, after believing it had owned the park for decades.
The City of Ottawa is making “minor design revisions” to 20 ongoing projects to comply with Ontario’s new rules on bike lanes.
Some Ottawa residents are reporting flooding in their basements following another severe storm that soaked the capital.
Taxpayers will provide outgoing elected officials with a severance package when they depart Ottawa City Hall following this fall’s municipal election.
Motorists owe the City of Ottawa millions of dollars in outstanding speeding fines for photo radar camera violations, eight months after the Ontario government deactivated the speed cameras on roads across the province.
Ottawa drivers have paid more than $8 million in fines for failing to stop for red light cameras at intersections across the city so far, including $840,000 in fines on King Edward Avenue.
The City of Ottawa is cancelling all shows, plays and productions at the Meridian Theatres at Centrepointe until the end of the year due to the damage caused by heavy rain on Canada Day.
Motorists will notice the parking ticket on their windshield is yellow today, as part of a series of changes to parking tickets issued in the City of Ottawa.
