The City’s Environment and Climate Change Committee received an update on the Urban Forest Management Plan’s accomplishments to date and the work plan for the next four years.

Summer is here, and so is the TD Summer Reading Club! OPL has a variety of free programs planned to keep kids reading and learning while having fun all summer long!

The Order of Ottawa, established in 2012, celebrates outstanding citizens of Ottawa. This prestigious, civic award recognizes exceptional citizens who have achieved the highest level of excellence and achievement in many fields of endeavour, have brought honour and prestige to themselves and made significant contributions to the community that benefit the citizens of Ottawa.

In recent weeks many motorcyclists are back out on the roads, both in urban and rural areas. While this can be an enjoyable way for some to get out and enjoy our city, riders and drivers alike have an important role in avoiding fatal and major injury collisions.

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.