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Opinion: Few signs of common sense in parking bylaws

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First, let’s give credit where credit is due: The City of Ottawa deserves praise for its role in keeping parking rates in check in the

Opinion: Commentary: Railing against Ottawa traffic

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Ottawa’s traffic congestion is growing worse, and I believe I have a solution. It is this: build a highway bypass on the city’s southern outskirts

Council briefs: 180 Metcalfe St. development deferred again

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Somerset Coun. Catherine McKenney scored another victory at city hall Wednesday when council rejected a 27-storey hotel and condo development on Metcalfe Street. Ms. McKenney

City council defers Medical Arts Building vote until Aug. 26

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Somerset Coun. Catherine McKenney ultimately might not be able to prevent the redevelopment of the Medical Arts Building at 180 Metcalfe St., but she was

City chooses Merx for e-procurement pilot project

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The city of Ottawa announced Tuesday it has selected MERX Networks to fulfill a two-year e-procurement pilot project to automate bid solicitations for request for

City hall briefs: council approves taxi industry review

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City council gave the green light Wednesday to a review of Ottawa’s taxi bylaw that could potentially introduce new regulations for ride-sharing services such as

City to appeal OMB ruling on Centretown Community Design Plan

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The City of Ottawa announced Tuesday it will appeal a recent Ontario Municipal Board ruling that it says “could create uncertainty” about both the city’s

FEDCO recommends council approve economic development strategy

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The City of Ottawa’s economic development strategy will focus on four pillars over the next few years, including boosting tourism and attracting more investors to

City agrees with auditor general’s 39 recommendations

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The city of Ottawa says it agrees with all 39 recommendations tabled Thursday in the auditor general Ken Hughes’ annual report, saying it has already

Council unanimously passes 2015 budget

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City council unanimously approved the 2015 budget Wednesday, limiting residential property tax increases to two percent. “This budget was designed to ensure Ottawa maintains momentum