The City of Ottawa has been made aware of a fraudulent email posing as the Recreation, Cultural and Facility Services Department, offering sports teams and groups a special priority offer to reserve ...

The curved shape and textured surface of a corner apron encourages drivers of passenger vehicles to make slower, tighter right turns. Slower turning speeds can help improve awareness of pedestrians ...

The City of Ottawa is modernizing its paid parking system with the introduction of new Pay-by-Plate parking kiosks at on-street parking spaces and City-managed parking lots and garages. The new kiosks ...

All candidates for Mayor, City Councillor and School Board Trustee, as well as registered third party advertisers in the 2026 Municipal Elections, must remove election signs from public and private ...

Road safety starts with you. Below are some tips for all road users. Visit the City’s road safety page for more: If you’re behind the wheel: slow down and obey posted speed limits, avoid distractions, ...

Effective immediately and until further notice, the flags at all City of Ottawa facilities have been lowered to half-mast in honour of the victims of the tragedy at Canadian Forces Base Wainwright in ...

The City of Ottawa is hosting its next Rural Business Service Showcase in Metcalfe on Tuesday, November 3. This is the place to be for anyone thinking about starting or expanding a rural business or ...

The City Clerk is expected to declare Ottawa’s 2026 Municipal Election results official on or before Friday, October 30. The City will post unofficial results on ottawa.ca/vote after voting places ...

Registered programs are structured activities that run weekly or seasonally. You must sign up in advance to participate. Examples include swimming lessons, dance or music classes and summer camps.

Voting Day for the 2026 Municipal Elections is one week away. On Monday, October 26, you will have the opportunity to vote at your assigned voting place for your choice of Mayor, City Councillor and ...