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Concurrent with ending the automated speed enforcement program, the provincial government launched the Road Safety Initiatives Fund, a $210 million fund for traffic calming measures across the province. — This newsletter excerpt from...
Affordable housing is vital but Ottawa City Hall should be transparent about the costs. Without any discussion or debate, city council approved a partnership agreement with Build Canada Homes (BCH) on April...
The City is asking for your feedback on proposed changes to the truck route network in the city’s south end in response to public concerns about increased commercial vehicle activity in the...
A city that works depends on a transit system that works, and right now, too many people are experiencing the opposite. Residents are leaving early just in case a bus does not...
“Having a new arena downtown is great for what Ottawa looks forward to in the future as an attraction for people who either live here, remain here or move here.” NHL commissioner...
After 15 years of neglect by the city, and in part Kitchissippi councillor and mayoral candidate Jeff Leiper, the best city staff can do is demolish half of Les Soeurs de la Visitation...
Ottawa has a mayoral race. That’s hard to imagine for just a few months ago it looked like incumbent Mayor Mark Sutcliffe had a walkover on his hands. But now Sutcliffe has...
City Council passed Ottawa’s Bubble Bylaw recently. I voted against it – and I’m comfortable with my vote. Not because I oppose safe access, and not because I dismiss the fear many residents...
The Ottawa Police Service Hate and Bias Crime Unit is investigating a hate-motivated incident that occurred on an OC Transpo bus on April 26, 2026. At approximately 10:35 a.m., a woman boarded...
Former Bay councillor Alex Cullen does not see speed cameras as a cash grab but another reader certainly does. You need to be logged in to view the rest of the content. Please...
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