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FEDCO recommends council approve economic development strategy

The City of Ottawa’s economic development strategy will focus on four pillars over the next few years,...

City agrees with auditor general’s 39 recommendations

The city of Ottawa says it agrees with all 39 recommendations tabled Thursday in the auditor general...

Council unanimously passes 2015 budget

City council unanimously approved the 2015 budget Wednesday, limiting residential property tax increases to two percent. “This budget...

City council votes to terminate Plasco deal, approve tallest building

At a quick council meeting Wednesday, councillors officially terminated the city’s deal with Plasco Waste Management and...

Draft budget for 2015 keeps tax hike below 2 per cent

Ottawa city council tabled a draft budget for 2015 on Wednesday that keeps property tax increases under...

Proposed infill zoning changes available on city’s website

Proposed zoning changes that would affect low-rise infill projects within the Greenbelt are now available for comment...

City honours immigrant entrepreneurs

A wide range of industries were represented Thursday when the city of Ottawa, in partnership with the...

Council approves city leadership for new term

New leadership is now in place at city hall after council on Wednesday approved the list of...

Keep on truckin’: food vendor spots open up

The city is calling on anyone who is interested in taking one of the nine vacant spaces...

City lays more Uber-related charges, monitors Toronto legal action

The city of Ottawa has laid 14 unlicensed taxi driver and taxi cab-related charges against individual drivers...
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