Market Plan Puts New Meaning In Stupid
One of the stupidest ideas to come out of Ottawa City Hall recently … and that’s quite an accomplishment … is the plan to evict 17 tenants from the ByWard Market building...
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Police Release Market Crackdown Results
The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) and its enforcement partners were out in the ByWard Market and Downtown Rideau area on Friday, June 20, as part of this summer’s Community Safety Initiatives. —...
Police Put More Officers In Market This Summer
Beginning June 19, residents and visitors will notice an increased police presence in the ByWard Market and Downtown Rideau areas throughout the summer as part of a targeted initiative focused on addressing...
Police Say ByWard Market Calls Down: PLANTE
Ottawa Police Service is reporting a significant drop in calls for service in the ByWard Market and Rideau Street area over the past year with an increased police presence and targeted enforcement in...
Police Target Downtown Safety
The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is launching a new Downtown Core Safety Plan aimed at improving safety, visibility, and community well-being across Ottawa’s downtown core, including the ByWard Market, Centretown, Chinatown, Bank...
Charges Laid In Market Stabbing
The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) has charged a 25-year-old-man following a stabbing on April 11th in the William Street and George Street area. You need to be logged in to view the...
The Homeless Are People, Too: PATTON
The homeless are real people, not zombies, and deserve to be treated like people, Bulldog commentator Mike Patton says:
Devil’s In The ByWard Market Details: JONES
Hello city hall. Taxpayer calling here. Just like to get some advice. Can you explain – please – the difference between “policy,” “program” and “plan”? Now this being a federal government town,...
City To Dig Up York Street During ByWard Plan
“… we are preparing to transform York Street after we replace the underground infrastructure in 2028. We will create wider sidewalks, a major plaza for family programming and winter events, and a...
ByWard Market Plan: Too Much of Nothing
Here’s a release below on Ottawa City Council approving the ByWard Market plan that is slated to cost $200 million. It emphasizes physical solutions such as revitalizing the ByWard Market building rather than...
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