This thoughtful and flexible present lets her choose what she loves most. Whether she’s into hands-on workshops, fitness classes, or exciting drop-in activities, there’s something for everyone.

Nurses at OPH are champions for community health. They contribute meaningfully to improving the health and well-being for the residents of Ottawa.

Upcoming programs: Mother's Day Edition💗includes activities for kids and their parents

The City of Ottawa has released Draft 2 of the new Zoning By-law, a document that will shape the future of our city's development. This updated draft, including detailed zoning provisions and 16 supporting documents, is now available for review on the City's meeting agenda webpage.

O-Train Line 1 service will end early, at 8 pm, instead of 11 pm on Sunday, May 11. Full Line 1 service will resume Monday, May 12 at 5 am.

The City of Ottawa and the Ottawa Police Service have launched a new public emergency notification system, and registration is now open.

Ottawa Alert delivers urgent updates directly to residents, businesses, and visitors via text message, email, or mobile app. Subscribers will receive timely, location-based information and instructions during emergencies.

Starting Monday May 5 and expected until the end of August, the Highway 417 westbound on-ramp from southbound Pinecrest Road and the Highway 417 westbound off-ramp to Richmond Road will be closed and detours will be in place.

This week, marks the 74th National Mental Health Week. This year’s theme is about “Unmasking Mental Health,” which focuses on breaking the stigma surrounding mental health and encourages openness and honestly in conversations about mental health and well-being.