Diane Deans

Taggart Parkes Foundation donates $1.4M to future BGC Ottawa clubhouse for children and youth in south end

Business leaders, government officials celebrate groundbreaking at Heatherington Road site

City council OKs $129M proposal to revitalize ByWard Market

City Hall

Councillors gave a unanimous thumbs-up to the plan that would see pedestrian plazas set up along major streets and a “destination building” replace the Clarence

Controversial Château Laurier expansion cleared after final attempt to revoke approval fails

Non-Residential

A last-ditch effort to block council approval of the controversial project failed to garner enough support for another debate Thursday

Councillors’ effort to block Château Laurier addition fails – but will be reconsidered Thursday

Non-Residential

Though a call to revoke council approval for the Château Laurier’s controversial addition was initially defeated, a move to reconsider the motion on Thursday will

Council to consider auditor general review of stage 2 LRT procurement

City Hall

City Council will consider a motion at its next meeting to have the auditor general look into the procurement process surrounding the $4.7 billion in

Ottawa council approves $4.7B LRT extension despite calls for delay, more transparency

City Hall

Ottawa city council has approved two multibillion-dollar bids to develop the second phase of its light-rail transit network following a vigorous debate on the tight

Council, residents decry Stage 2 LRT’s tight timeline, ballooning costs at public meeting

City Hall

Rising demand for resources and workers helped push the price tag for Stage 2 of Ottawa’s light-rail project to a stunning $4.66 billion, city officials

Ottawa city council sticks to 2% tax hike after ‘surprise’ $10M appears

City Hall

The city will allocate millions of additional dollars for infrastructure while sticking to Ottawa Mayor Jim Watson’s election pledge to hold tax increases to two

City councillors push for additional 0.5% tax hike to boost infrastructure spending

City Hall

Arguing the city urgently needs more cash to repair crumbling infrastructure such as roads and recreation facilities, eight Ottawa city councillors have banded together to