This notice is mailed annually to property owners and tenants in your neighbourhood (see area outlined in the location map below) to remind you that there may be contaminants of health concern in the soil on your property, and to provide suggested precautions you can take to avoid unnecessary exposure.
Let’s rake & roll – peak leaf and yard season is almost here. What does this mean? Starting on Tuesday, October 14 waste collection operators have until 8 pm to pick up separately set out leaf and yard waste at the curb.
Council has expanded the gardening permissions for residents in the City-owned boulevard next to their property. While a permit is not required, there are safety considerations and rules to follow. What’s new: Owners and tenants can replace the grass in the boulevard...
Every year, the City of Ottawa hosts drop-off events to ensure that resident’s hazardous waste is safely collected, transported, and appropriately recycled or disposed of
We’ve had quite the winter, Ottawa – but spring is just around the corner! Twice a year, thousands of residents help keep our community spaces clean and green through Cleaning the Capital
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An alternative way to control invasive species is through what municipalities are calling “prescriptive grazing”, which is a fancy term for goats. Yes, goats.
This post is to alert you of tree removals in MacDonald Garden’s Park are scheduled for this week.
Did you know that batteries are a leading cause of waste processing facility fires?
Register today! Rideau-Vanier had the highest number of cleanup projects reported during the fall campaign. Let’s make sure Ward 12 is a winner again this year!
