The Canada Reads short list and panel have been announced. This popular nationwide Battle of the Books competition, seeking to find the one book every Canadian should read, is back for its 23rd edition. Discover Canadian books and place your holds here.

Based on feedback received from residents and our commitment to continuous improvement, we are excited to announce a brand new Online Property Tax and Assessment Look-Up Tool.

During the cold months, the frost deepens in the ground which may lead to frozen water service pipes. The City’s Infrastructure and Water Services Department is taking proactive steps to prevent frozen water service pipes

The levels of COVID-19 circulating in our community are high and similar to last week. Influenza activity in Ottawa is high and decreasing since last week. RSV activity is moderate and similar to last week.  

Saturday, January 27th is Family Literacy Day! Celebrate with OPL by attending a book launch in Manotick, baking a recipe with your kids or grand-kids, or taking photos and writing their captions

Winter is really here now! Before grabbing your sled or ice skates, here are some tips to have a fun and safe outing.

Log on to your City account at 9 pm tonight and secure your spot for March break and summer camps.

Whether you are transitioning to chapter books and hearing stories read aloud, or reading independently, these are a few to enjoy no matter who is reading.

This week marks the 47th annual celebration of National Non-Smoking Week, which provides an opportunity to encourage people who smoke to consider joining thousands of others as they take their first steps to becoming smoke-free.

The City of Ottawa is eager to support Ottawa property owners in making their homes more affordable, resilient and comfortable in 2024.

January is a time when many of us feel pressured to make changes, especially to our health. It’s normal to feel the pressure and overwhelmed, but OPH Registered Dietitians are here to provide some tips for healthy eating habits and to remind you that it’s more than food, how you eat is important too. 

The annual Community Economic Development (CED) Funding Program provides financial support to selected projects that are anticipated to result in resilient job creation and business enterprise creation