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COUNCIL UPDATE: Council receives plan to eliminate 2020 deficit due to COVID-19
La version française suit The City remains in a state of emergency due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. City services are fully engaged in responding to the emergency, resuming services safely and preparing for a potential second wave of the virus. City Council today...
JUNE 24: Special statement from Dr. Vera Etches
La version française suit Based on the most recent modelling update, Ottawa is currently at 68 per cent physical distancing effectiveness. Physical distancing effectiveness describes how fast COVID-19 spreads in Ottawa compared to if there was no physical distancing....
JUNE 22: Special statement from Dr. Sarah Funnell, Associate Medical Officer of Health
La version française suit Kwey, Aniin, Shé:kon, Ainngai, Taanshi, This past weekend we celebrated both National Indigenous Peoples Day and summer solstice, a time of celebration and new beginnings. Many Ottawans spent the weekend outdoors and enjoyed the beauty of the...
Ottawa Opens Emergency Cooling Centres during Heat Warning
La version française suit A heat warning has been issued by Environment and Climate Change Canada for the City of Ottawa for today and into next week. Heat warnings mean extra precautions need to be taken by everyone. Some of the usual ways we cool off may not be...
Update on recreation and cultural programs and facility and park rentals
La version française suit Due to the current Provincial COVID-19 restrictions, the City will be cancelling its regular summer recreation and cultural programming and many of its rental agreements. Starting July 6, summer day camps will take place in a redesigned...
JUNE 17: Special statement from Dr. Brent Moloughney
La version française suit Ottawa Board of Health recognizes racism as a public health issue Racism, discrimination and stigma are associated with poor physical, mental and emotional health and higher mortality rates. Anti-black racism, anti-indigenous racism and...
Enforcement of on-street parking limits resumes on June 29
La version française suit Starting Monday, June 29, the City will resume the enforcement of parking in excess of posted time limits, including 15-minute, one-hour, two-hour, three-hour and six-hour zones. Initially, parking control officers will issue warning notices...
NOTEBOOK: Committee approves funding for Stittsville transportation study
La version française suit Last week the City's Transportation Committee gave the go-ahead for an Environmental Assessment (EA) Study for two important transportation links in our community: Huntmar Drive north of Maple Grove, and the Stittsville Main Street extension...
June is nesting season for snapping turtles
(Photo: The Queen of the Rideau River / courtesy of Nick Stow, City of Ottawa/La reine de la rivière Rideau / gracieusement offerte par Nick Stow, Ville d’Ottawa.) La version française suit Snapping turtles nest in June. At this time, they may move long distances...
UPDATE: Reopening of recreational services, including sports fields and splash pads
La version française suit The forecast looks brighter as the City of Ottawa implements the required public health and safety measures to reopen sports fields, ball diamonds and all City splash pads. Stage 2 of the Provincial government’s reopening framework now...
Be sure to check out the Stittsville Front Porch Concert Series tonight starting at 7 p.m. More than 30 live acts confirmed. Donations will be accepted for the Children's Treatment Centre. A full list of locations at
http://facebook.com/events/stittsville-ontario/stittsville-front-porch-concert-series/277329833486820/
