Let’s Stop Wasting Food
We are throwing out food that could have been eaten.
We are throwing out food that could have been eaten.
A crisis response team that has intervened in thousands of mental health and drug calls in central Ottawa is about to expand.
The new Zoning By-law was approved by Ottawa City Council on January 28, 2026 and enacted on March 11, 2026.
The Ottawa Police Service (OPS) is upgrading its online incident reporting system to make it easier and faster for residents to report non-emergency incidents in multiple languages from their computer or mobile device.
The City of Ottawa has initiated a Functional Design Study for Beechwood Avenue from the Vanier Parkway to Beechwood Cemetery
The Vanier community in Ward 12 is lacking in outdoor public basketball facilities. This project will introduce a new seasonal full size basketball court and 3 practice keys to the rear parking lot of the Bernard Grandmaître Arena.
A property in Vanier has been approved for rezoning to allow the Ottawa Humane Society to turn a former post office building into a new veterinary clinic.
Demand for electricity in Ottawa continues to grow and energy needs in the community are increasing.
The opioid crisis is not just a “crisis.” It is a chronic issue that demands a long-term, coordinated, evidence-based response rather than piecemeal reactions.
When Nathaniel Gamman built a one-and-a-half-story frame house with a mansard roof and Second Empire detailing for his growing family in the community of Janeville in the 1870s, he couldn’t have known that it would become the oldest surviving house in what is now known as Vanier.