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Confederation Line faces four-day maintenance shutdown next week

Line will be closed completely on June 21 and will operate only between Blair Station and the University of Ottawa from June 22-24.

Ottawa homebuilder’s plan for Barrhaven manufacturing plant gets committee’s OK

New facility is expected to employ as many as 250 people.

City committee gives green light to e-scooter rental companies in Ottawa

Two multinational companies – Bird and Lime – have expressed interest in setting up shop in Ottawa.

City task force touts rural tourism campaign in economic recovery plan

Mayor says campaign will target local residents as well as visitors from nearby cities such as Kingston and Montreal.

Op-ed: City of Ottawa’s financial health and future not immune to COVID-19

Property tax and water bill deferrals, combined with declining revenues, is hurting the city's cash position.

Coping with COVID-19: Watson urges Ottawa residents to accelerate tourism industry’s revival

Appearing on a live video segment with OBJ, Mayor Jim Watson said the path to recovery starts in our own backyards.

Confederation Line closing for maintenance for seven days next month

The Confederation LRT Line is being closed for maintenance this weekend and during another five-day stretch later in May.

Mayor Watson to meet Ottawa’s business community in interactive podcast interview

Register now to guarantee your spot.

Ottawa rejects closing traffic lanes to make more room for pedestrians

Officials concerned move may draw more people out; urge residents to stay inside or use less popular routes

City to put more than 4,000 workers on unpaid leave

The City of Ottawa is putting more than 4,000 part-time workers on unpaid leave as the COVID-19...
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