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Recent Protests Downtown

Recent Protests Downtown

Thank you to everyone who reached out regarding the recent protests downtown. By-law and Regulatory Services’ (BLRS) role with respect to demonstrations is to, where feasible and reasonable, address issues related to nuisance that disturbs the community. During...

Patro D’Ottawa FAQ

With the right of first refusal issue, will the City buy back the Patro annex?“At this time, Patro d’Ottawa has not advised the City of an intent to sell or transfer the building. The right of first refusal would only be applied by the City if Patro decides to sell or...