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"Introduction:
Municipal governments are often described as the level of government most accessible to its citizens, the government whose services touch... more
By Guy
July 6, 2021
"Two years ago, in a report to the City of Ottawa’s Corporate Services & Economic Development Committee and City Council, I prepared an analysis of the... more
By Guy
July 6, 2021
"In the 2003 municipal election for the City of Ottawa’s 22 council seats (Mayor plus 21 ward councillors) a remarkable thing happened: every incumbent... more
By Guy
July 6, 2021
Have you noticed? The days are getting longer. Soon enough, the snow will melt and - with a successful vaccine rollout - we may return to... more
February 14, 2021
On Wednesday, November 4, 2020, Mayor Jim Watson presented the City of Ottawa’s draft 2021 budget. As the mayor noted, 2020 has been a year unlike any other in... more
November 7, 2020
The decision on expanding the urban boundary is the biggest decision city council will make this term. It will shape our future, impact our city services... more
By Shawn Menard
May 26, 2020
Next week, the Planning Committee of City Council has a big decision to make that will shape how Ottawa grows between now and 2046 through its new official... more
By PlanetA
May 9, 2020
West Capital Developments has notified the tenants of the Carp Airport (CYRP) of their plans to decommission runway 04/22 permanently. This will impact the... more
April 8, 2020
West Capital Developments has notified the tenants of the Carp Airport (CYRP) of their plans to decommission runway 04/22 permanently. This will impact the... more
April 8, 2020
Tips & Soft Skills
For A Prospective Renter
1. "Clean up" your social media's
In the digital age we live in it's a sure bet that at least one potential... more
By V4Effort
January 18, 2020
It would be difficult to design a transit project for Ottawa that would cost more (7 billion+) and do less. The LRT is a replacement system. It simply replaces... more
Nov 27th, Ottawa City Council Chamber: Most people arrived early for the Ottawa City Council discussion and vote on housing issues starting at 10 am. Among the... more
By Kenskyman
December 5, 2019
For one hundred and seven years, the Gothic Revival turrets of the Château Laurier have towered above the Rideau Canal not far from Parliament Hill. Different... more
By brendanriley
August 14, 2019
City Hall belongs to you. City Hall is your building. Council members work for the public and should be tasked with putting the needs of the people first over... more
By Shawn Menard
July 24, 2019
A few days ago, a stunning 1.4 million children walked out of class in 2,233 cities and towns in 128 countries to protest lack of action by governments,... more
March 29, 2019