This note is following on the recent announcement by the Mayor to close City facilities where the public gathers, including library branches. This preventative measure has been put into play to help minimize the spread of COVID-19 within the community. The closures will be effective Monday...
Ottawa – Ottawa Public Health (OPH) is taking proactive measures in the COVID-19 response by partnering with The Ottawa Hospital and CHEO to open a COVID-19 Assessment Centre. The arena will be used exclusively for the purpose of COVID-19 assessments and testing. The first COVID-19 Assessment...
As of March 12, 2020 the City of Ottawa entered Enhanced Operations for 2020 Spring Freshet. This is a precautionary measure given previous flooding events along the Ottawa River in recent years. Moving into Enhanced Operations will heighten ongoing coordination between City departments to ensure...
What to do in Ottawa if you think you might have COVID-19 With people testing positive for COVID-19 in Ottawa, public health agencies are asking everyone to remain vigilant, especially if they start to feel ill. No matter whether you feel sick or not, everyone should cover their sneezes...
Dear Mayor Watson and Members of Council, The quickly changing situation related to COVID019 is causing anxiety in the population and your efforts to promote credible messages from Ottawa Public Health and the precautions people can take are appreciated. Ottawa Public Health (OPH) has become aware of...
COVID-19 UPDATE: Brewer Arena 151 Brewer Way, (off Bronson at Sunnyside) will be the location of the first #COVID19 Community Assessment Centre. It will open soon, once all preparations are complete. In the meanwhile, if you feel ill and have recently traveled, view their website...
First confirmed case of COVID-19 in Ottawa Ottawa – March 11, 2020 - Ottawa Public Health is reporting Ottawa’s first confirmed case of COVID-19. The individual is currently in self-isolation at home with mild symptoms. The confirmed case is a man in his 40s and a resident...
March 9, 2020 – The City of Ottawa will issue, within 24 hours, a Notice of Default to Rideau Transit Group, the company responsible for maintaining the Confederation Line, following direction from City Council. This escalation of the City’s legal rights is in response to Rideau...
Councillor Brockington was on the radio call-in show, Ontario Today with CBC's Rita Celli on Tuesday, March 3 to talk about Ottawa's LRT. You can listen to the full interview and show at the link below. https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-45-ontario-today/clip/15763898-ottawa-lrt-flat-wheels-delays-city-councillors-calling-for-ombudsman-investigation ...
The City is developing a new Solid Waste Master Plan that will guide how we manage waste in Ottawa over the next 30 years. Residents will have numerous opportunities over the next 18 months to shape and influence the plan. Here’s what you can do, starting...
Para Transpo customers can now test new online forms to reserve a trip or cancel a trip. Both forms are mobile-friendly and accessible. You can use the reservation form to book next-day and statutory holiday trips. The cancellation form lets you cancel a trip up to...
UPDATE MARCH 3, 2020: Hog’s Back Road Swing Bridge Project Delayed On Thursday, February 20, I was notified by the National Capital Commission (NCC) that the work to repair and replace components on the Hog’s Back Road Swing Bridge will require an additional three months to complete....