March is Nutrition Month, and this year’s theme is "Nourish to Flourish!" This March let's reflect on how the foods we eat can support overall well-being.  We can also nourish ourselves by planning meals carefully, so that food, nutrients, and resources go further. 

We strongly urge residents to stay off waterways during fluctuating temperatures, as ice conditions can change rapidly and without warning.

The Ottawa Fire Services – Ice Rescue Teams safely rescued a dog and a resident, on Saturday February 28, 2026, after both fell through the ice on the Rideau River.

A list of the recreation programs and certification courses that are not currently at capacity.

The Public Works and Infrastructure Committee today approved a new Access By-law to help regulate the construction, use and maintenance of private approaches and to clarify the work property owners can undertake on their driveaway or laneway that crosses into the City’s right of way.

Accessibility Advisory Committee Updates

The Accessibility Advisory Committee (AAC) provides advice to Council and consults on projects required under the Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act (2005) and many more, where the City benefits from an accessibility lens.

Join the library, it's free!!!

Now you can choose from three new library card designs and swap your library card for free before March 27. Visit any of our 33 branches with photo ID and proof of address.

Tonight’s the night to start booking City of Ottawa summer camps. Set your alarms! Registration opens at 9 pm. Withdrawals for summer camps are required 30 days prior to the summer camp start date.

Council today adopted updated population, household and employment projections to 2051. The projections will serve to guide Ottawa’s Growth Management Strategy as part of the ongoing Official Plan update.