The City of Ottawa has been reviewing its procurement practices to ensure they are flexible and that we can better support local, Canadian and non-American suppliers. We have also been working with Invest Ottawa and our other economic development partners to create a tariff toolkit that acts as a one-stop …
The City of Ottawa’s RCFS Department is pleased to release the Draft Outdoor Tennis and Pickleball Strategy for public review. The strategy is the product of extensive consultation and engagement with a wide range of partners, including municipalities across Canada, residents, municipal membership tennis and pickleball clubs and …
Our office has been informed that a new Engage Ottawa webpage is now active, seeking feedback for a new park “ Northwood Park”, to be constructed in a future residential development in Kanata North. Please note that the end of the comment period is posted as March 7th 2025. Park …
Earlier today, the Ontario Court of Appeal released their decision on the Ottawa v. Clublink Corporation ULC File regarding the potential development of the Kanata Golf and Country Club/greenspace lands. You can view the decision at Ottawa (City) v. ClubLink Corporation ULC – Court of Appeal for Ontario. It …
Hello Kanata North, With so much happening in the Ward, I wanted to send out this timely update on three very important items. I wanted to let residents know that the new speed camera on Terry Fox Drive near Kanata Highlands Public School and St. Isabel Catholic Elementary School is functioning now, …
Great news! The City has completed construction of the Sandwell Green exercise equipment. It is now ready for the public to use and enjoy. Instructions are posted next to each piece of equipment, but you can also download a copy here: Sandwell Green – how to guides.
For events big and small, the City of Ottawa is committed to providing organizers with the tools, structure, and environment to thrive. The Event Central Office is the first point of contact for event organizers wishing to host an outdoor event in Ottawa. Event Central leads integrated planning in a …
Heads up, starting on September 30, 2024, the City of Ottawa will lower its limit for curbside garbage collection to three items on collection day from the current limit of six bags. This will help reduce unnecessary waste going to the landfill. There will continue to be no limit to …
This week impacted residents were sent this construction notice for work beginning on the Varley/Leacock/Teron Sidewalk Project. The project is expected to begin late next week. The objective of the project is to fill gaps in the existing sidewalk network and to improve facilities for pedestrians in accordance with …
Sharing the Ottawa Citizen Denley column: “Sutcliffe right to ask the feds and province to pony up” Read the article here.