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July events for Ottawa 2017 From July 7 to 22, City Hall will be host to Ottawa’s first Sky Lounge, which offers fine dining 150 feet in the air. Tickets are still available to certain cocktail sessions for those seeking to heighten their senses. If you’re...

My office has received the following information on planned major construction work taking place at the Ottawa International Airport this summer. ***************************** As a part of its ongoing commitment to airside safety, the Airport Authority is undertaking two major airside construction projects scheduled for the summer of...

Interested residents are encouraged to share their feedback on the proposed plan for the Sue Holloway fitness park rebuild at Mooney's Bay Park. The new location at the south end of Mooney’s Bay Park and some of the fitness components were reviewed by a group of...

Ottawa – OC Transpo is the best travel option for residents and visitors heading to Bluesfest this year, with frequent, direct service to LeBreton Flats from July 6 to 16. A ticket to Bluesfest is also your ticket to ride transit. Bluesfest customers can ride the...

The City is formalizing current guidelines for snow plow driveway markers and is seeking feedback.  Background Markers used by private snow plow contractors to identify their customers’ driveways are prohibited by various Ottawa by-laws.  However, a pilot program has been in place during recent winters to allow...

Ottawa – It will be another busy weekend in Ottawa with special events and activities that will impact traffic in different areas of the city. A full list of impacts can be found on the traffic report on the City’s website. Some of the special events...

Canada Day activities and schedule changes Ottawa – The City of Ottawa would like to remind residents of the following schedule changes for Canada Day, Saturday, July 1. Client services: Ottawa City Hall and all seven Client Service Centres, including the Government Service Centre located at 110 Laurier...

[caption id="attachment_13045" align="alignleft" width="169"] Photo taken by Councillor Brockington at the June 16, 2017 funding announcement at Belfast Yard.[/caption] Ottawa – Mayor Jim Watson was pleased to welcome Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to the Belfast Yard Maintenance and Storage Facility today, where the Government of Canada...

June 12, 2017 – OC Transpo’s O-Train Trillium Line service will be temporarily replaced by Route 107 bus service from Saturday, June 17 until Friday, June 30 in order to complete planned maintenance activities. This work is taking place during the summer, when ridership is...