Transit was, once again, a focal point at City Hall this week – including a slew of updates at what was the final planned Transit Committee meeting of this term of council. The most optimistic news: P...

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The Week In Review The latest on the response and fallout to the historic Canada Day flooding, which has impacted over 5,000 homes in Canada's Capital. Concerns from residents and city councillors abo...

Data from OC Transpo shows over 200 bus operators are expected to leave before the end of the year as it launches its ambitious plan to fill critical frontline staff.

Data from OC Transpo shows over 200 bus operators are expected to leave before the end of the year as it launches its ambitious plan to fill critical frontline staff.

The Week In Review Auditor General finds OC Transpo’s ‘New Ways To Bus’ initiative had flawed scheduling and a $10 million cost-saving target, leading to a series of reliability issues. OC Transpo exp...

Despite General Manager’s statement vacancy numbers would be brought to Transit Committee, the figures have still not been released five days later

Despite General Manager’s statement vacancy numbers would be brought to Transit Committee, the figures have still not been released five days later

The Week In Review Funding for safe consumption sites ends on Saturday. OC Transpo prepares for a federal return-to-office mandate, as it introduces an ambitious hiring plan. As one of Ontario’s faste...

Over the coming weeks, the Ford government will cease funding for Ottawa’s remaining safe consumption sites – the Sandy Hill Community Health Centre on Nelson Street and a trailer operated by Ottawa I...

The City of Ottawa is not ruling out legal action against the contractor building the Ādisōke Library as the project’s price tag approaches $352 million — nearly double its original budget.

There’s no date for when the province’s new rules for councillor conduct come into effect and its lack of clarity has raised concerns among advocates — and questions about what local powers will stay ...

The infrastructure deficit in Canada’s Capital sits at $229 million, an issue that multiple Canadian cities are trying to grasp. Here at home, the idea of an infrastructure levy is being debated to he...

Over the coming weeks, the Ford government will cease funding for Ottawa’s remaining safe consumption sites. Earlier this week, Ottawa’s top doctor issued stern warnings to decision-makers and residen...

An advertisement paid for through Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe’s office budget has drawn criticism from municipal governance experts, who say it has the appearance of election campaign material — somet...

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The first update on the plan to make Ottawa ‘the most housing friendly city in Canada’ delivered a reality check on current economic headwinds.

The Ontario government’s legislation overhauling school board governance and expanding the education minister’s powers has passed at Queen’s Park, drawing sharp criticism over both its contents and th...

The Ontario government’s legislation overhauling school board governance and expanding the education minister’s powers has passed at Queen’s Park, drawing sharp criticism over both its contents and th...

A pair of City staff reports highlight a system that is hitting a breaking point

As the first public consultation wraps, Alto’s president and CEO responds to contentious questions in a wide-ranging interview

The CEO of Alto, the Crown corporation in charge of the proposed Toronto-Quebec City high-speed rail line, says a station in the heart of downtown Ottawa is simply not feasible.

The most unhinged people in the province may now have access to the personal information of everybody who lives here, and there's nothing we can do about it