The maximum idling time will be three minutes per hour. When it is colder than zero degrees Celsius or warmer than 27 degrees Celsius, the maximum idling time will be 10 minutes per hour.

The OPL are collecting stories and feedback to understand how it and its services have made a difference in our community. They want to know what you love about the library and how it could better serve you.

Tuesday 1 October is National Seniors Day. The City has organised a virtual event to celebrate and honour the contributions of older adults in Ottawa and across Canada to value their experience, their wisdom, and their involvement in all aspects of our community.

The City of Ottawa’s Nightlife Commissioner Office is recuiting at-large community members to form its nightlife council! The application period is open until 11 October 2024.

As part of the fall Wake Up! program, firefighters from Ottawa Fire Services will visit homes across the city next week to ensure smoke and carbon monoxide alarms are present and working.

As part of the continued resident engagement efforts for the new Zoning By-law, staff will be holding a series of in-person workshops across the city in October and November.

Service updates for O-Train Line 1 for:

• Sunday 22 September 2024

• Sunday 29 September 2024

• Saturday 5 October 2024

The City of Ottawa is developing a new older adult plan. City staff want to consult with residents and community agencies to set priorities and structure needed to help implement the plan.

The City of Ottawa wants you to name a city snowplow! Between now and 30 September, children and youth aged 16 and under may submit name ideas for our plows.

Recreation services offers many fun and unique activities across Barrhaven for residents of all ages, from preschool dance and safety courses for children to yoga for adults and taekwondo for families!

See what’s on offer for the autumn (opens PDF). Registration is open at register.ottawa.ca.

On Labour Day, Monday 2 September, two nearby outdoor pools will welcome four-legged residents for an hour of free fun right after they close for the season, but just before staff begin draining them!

UPDATE: This session is now full. Check back for future opportunities!

The City of Ottawa is developing a new older adult plan. City staff want to consult with residents and community agencies to set priorities and structure needed to help implement the plan.