There is always lots to do at the library on a PD Day. On Friday April 25, join the Barrhaven Builder’s Club and the “Get Crafty!” session. Drop-in!

Whether you’re a pedestrian on a sidewalk, or a cyclist or motorist driving along the street, at some point everyone’s paths will cross. It will likely happen at an intersection.

To celebrate Earth Week 2025, Ecology Ottawa is once again highlighting the people, places, plants, trees, and animals of Ottawa that inspire us, bring the community together, and enrich our environment.

The City of Ottawa would like to remind residents of the following schedule changes and City service impacts on Good Friday, April 18, and Easter Monday, April 21.

More than half of all fatal and major injury collisions each year happen at intersections. Motorists: when approaching an intersection, make full stops at stop signs and red lights, avoid stopping in crosswalks, and check for cyclists, escooters, and pedestrians.

Do you know someone or an organization who has been a local champion for cycling in our city? The City of Ottawa is once again accepting nominations for the Bruce Timmermans cycling awards!

For all of April, you can read “Valid by Chris Bergeron” in both eBook and audiobook format with no holds or waitlists!

The Transit Committee received an annual update on key accomplishments of OC Transpo’s Five-Year Roadmap, final preparations for the launch of New Ways to Bus, and an update on ridership.