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ByWard Market business blast 'predatory' bylaw enforcement

Business owners in Ottawa’s ByWard Market say aggressive bylaw enforcement is making it increasingly difficult to operate, with frequent parking tickets discouraging suppliers, performers and...

Author: Rebecca Zandbergen

Affiliation: Radio Canada

Published Date: February 6, 2025

New interprovincial bridge in Ottawa’s east end could open by 2034

The federal government hopes to open a new interprovincial bridge in Ottawa’s east end in the next seven to nine years, as it revives plans...

Author: Josh Pringle

Affiliation: CTV News

Published Date: January 30, 2025

Councillor Stéphanie Plante’s Recap of 2024:

Events, Wins, and Disappointments

Author: Stéphanie Plante

Affiliation: Op-Ed

Published Date: January 17, 2025

City of Ottawa asks Sandy Hill, Lowertown residents for feedback on quality of life

The City of Ottawa is asking residents of the ByWard Market, Sandy Hill and Lowertown to speak up about the quality of life in their...

Author: Dave Charbonneau

Affiliation: CTV News

Published Date: January 10, 2025

Seeking solutions to the troubles facing downtown Ottawa

Rideau Street was once the heart of the capital’s shopping district. For decades, people came from all over the region to shop, but

Author: Shaun Vardon

Affiliation: CTV News

Published Date: December 27, 2024

Menorah lighting ceremony at city hall marks the start of Hanukkah

Dozens of people gathered outside of city hall on the afternoon of Dec. 25 to light a menorah and celebrate the first night of Hanukkah.

Author: Catherine Morrison

Affiliation: Ottawa Citizen

Published Date: December 25, 2024

Renewed push for 6th bridge over Ottawa River met with skepticism

Councillors compare proposal to ‘magic beans,’ rate chances of Kettle Island bridge ‘slim to none’

Author: Arthur White-Crummey

Affiliation: CBC News

Published Date: December 17, 2024

All in a Day host Alan Neal interviews Councillor Plante - Ottawa's downtown gets a $20M boost from the province to revitalize

Councilor Stéphanie Plante shares her reaction to the Ontario government’s announcement of $20 million to the revitalize downtown Ottawa, including transforming William Street in the...

Author: Alan Neal

Affiliation: Radio Canada

Published Date: December 4, 2024

Community tax clinics help the poor obtain essential services. Let's support them

What do celebrities like the late baseball player Pete Rose and actor Pamela Anderson have in common? They faced significant tax issues

Author: Stéphanie Plante & Marty Carr

Affiliation: Ottawa Citizen

Published Date: November 29, 2024