Now that more than a month has passed since Ontario’s Conservative government announced the province would be closing 10 of its 17 supervised injection sites,...
Retailers and small businesses in the Byward Market are sounding the alarm over public safety and revitalization issues that they say the City of Ottawa...
The Morning Rush - Stéphanie Plante joins Bill Carroll
Bill is joined by Rideau-Vanier ward councillor Stéphanie Plante to talk about she wants revenue from Ottawa’s photo radar cameras to be invested in neighbourhoods.
Councillor wants revenue from Ottawa's photo radar cameras to be invested in neighbourhoods
The chair of Ottawa’s transportation committee is hitting the brakes on calls to invest revenue from photo radar camera tickets into the neighbourhoods where the...
Man arrested for alleged threats - harassment of councillor
Rideau-vanier Coun. Stephanie Plante says she is “grateful and relieved” that Ottawa police have arrested and charged a man for allegedly threatening the first-term politician’s...
An alternative way to control invasive species is through what municipalities are calling “prescriptive grazing”, which is a fancy term for goats. Yes, goats.
The City’s new three-item garbage limit starts on Monday, September 30. The limit applies to residents who receive curbside waste collection, including those whose waste is collected in one shared location and those living on agricultural properties.
Greenfield and Mann avenues southbound-Revision: Night work scheduled for Wednesday, September 25 will be rescheduled to Thursday, September 26 from 7 pm to 6 am. The westbound highway 417 on-ramp at Greenfield Avenue will also be closed on Thursday, September 26 from 10 pm to 6 am. Nicholas Street – Revision: Nicholas Street work is being postponed and will be rescheduled to a later date.
Construction in Vanier will take place between September and November 2024. This work is being conducted to complete the replacement of approximately 90 metres of storm sewer infrastructure.