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Lowertown Cycling Improvements

Lowertown Cycling Improvements

   Lowertown Cycling Improvements  Public Open House – 4:00-7:00pm, June 7, 2023  Cafeteria, De La Salle High School (501 Old Saint Patrick Street)  The City of Ottawa invites you to provide your comments on three proposed cycling improvements in Lowertown....
How to Beat the Heat this summer

How to Beat the Heat this summer

Five Ways to Beat the Heat in Ottawa 2023 When the temperature and humidity are high, our bodies can overheat, especially in the first few days of hot weather while our bodies adjust. Here are some ways to stay cool even if you don’t have air conditioning. Before you...
Bus Route Town Hall

Bus Route Town Hall

Dear residents, Please attend our in person town-hall meeting with OC Transpo staff to hear your worries and ideas for improving bus routes in Ottawa. OC Transpo staff will be in attendance, and will be taking notes. When: Thursday, May 25th, 7:00 pm Where: Richelieu...
ByWard Market Business Town Hall

ByWard Market Business Town Hall

Click here to see the slide deck. Q&A Document This document provides a general overview to questions asked to city departments during the March 28th ByWard Market Business Town Hall event. For any further questions as it relates to spring/summer programming in...