City Council today approved a new policy to reduce unnecessary waste going to landfill, that will work towards meeting provincially mandated diversion targets and increasing participation in recycling and green bin programs.

Effective Sunday, July 2, 2023, the summer schedule will be active. Regular schedule adjustments take place four times a year – spring, summer, fall, and winter. The summer service changes redistribute existing resources and include several types of changes.

The City reminds residents the payment deadline for their final property tax is Thursday, June 15.

It’s June, and along with the return of the warmth and sun, it is also International Pride Month. Throughout the month of June, we have curated a diverse range of activities that cater to all ages, embracing the spirit of love, diversity, and equality.

The Nepean Sportsplex is turning 50 - it’s a big deal, especially when you’re an integral part of a community that people visit every day.

A new policy to reduce unnecessary waste going to landfill, meet provincially mandated diversion targets and increase participation in recycling and green bin programs will rise to City Council for decision on June 14.

National Indigenous History Month is commemorated each June to recognize and honour the history, heritage and diversity of First Nations, Inuit and Métis Peoples in Canada, and all of their contributions

The City is warning residents of recent scam calls impersonating the City’s water meter replacement program requesting an appointment. The City’s small water replacement program does not call residents to book appointments.

Changes to the City of Ottawa’s Property Tax and Water Utility Deferral Program will now allow more low-and-fixed income seniors and disability recipients to qualify.

The City of Ottawa has been partnering with EnviroCentre to celebrate cycling since 2010. As one of the largest biking campaigns in the country, Let’s Bike Month Ottawa is expected to have nearly 4,000 participants throughout the month of June.

When the temperature and humidity are high, our bodies can overheat, especially in the first few days of hot weather while our bodies adjust. Here are some ways to stay cool even if you don’t have air conditioning.

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe was joined by Transportation Committee Vice-Chair Catherine Kitts, Environment and Climate Change Committee Chair Shawn Menard, and Councillor for Somerset Ward Ariel Troster for an official kick-off to the 2023 construction season.