Imagine a crisp fall evening where the lights are dim, mats are unrolled and a voice invites you to take a deep breath. This is not just a yoga class, it’s a moment of calm, connection and self-care ...

The IRONMAN Canada-Ottawa event will start at 6 am with a 3.8-kilometre swim at Britannia Beach followed by a 180-kilometre bike ride through local neighbourhoods. It will wrap up with a ...

Infrastructure renewal work at the Bank Street and Bélanger Avenue intersection will have the following traffic impacts for the Bank Street Renewal project: Access to Bélanger Avenue in the westbound ...

Everyone is welcome to visit City Hall. To support a safe and secure environment, all visitors and their belongings must go through a security screening, including walking through a metal detector, to ...

Capital Infrastructure Plan, which will guide the development of the City’s transportation system to 2046. The Plan identifies the transit, road, and active transportation investments that are ...

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe will present the Key to the City to professional tennis player Gabriela Dabrowski this evening at Ottawa City Hall, recognizing her outstanding athletic achievements and her ...

The City’s current 10-Year Housing and Homelessness Plan (2020–2030), which guides the City's efforts to address local housing and homelessness needs, was approved by Council in June 2020. The ...

At a special meeting of the Ottawa Board of Health (BOH) on July 14, 2025, the Board approved the appointment of Dr. Trevor Arnason as the permanent Medical Officer of Health (MOH) for Ottawa Public ...

The City is continuing to monitor the storm and is working with local utility providers in preparation of potential power outages. Battery-operated (or crank) radios are an important tool for you ...

You don’t have to wait for a household hazardous waste event! The City’s Waste Explorer points to retailers where residents can return many hazardous items daily, including light bulbs, batteries, ...