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Could high-speed rail ever reach downtown? Councillors say no

Downtown Ottawa is being considered for a new high-speed rail station, but councillors say it would be better suited on Tremblay Road

Transportation

Is a 'ring road' in southern Ottawa fantasy or reality?

A possible transportation solution that began as a pipe dream and evolved to a proposal at city hall has once emerged as rural Ottawa residents retain hope for a ring road south of the urban core.

Transportation

What is the answer to improving transit service in Ottawa?

A promised provincial upload of Ottawa’s light-rail system is once again raising a bigger question: if the city gets financial breathing room, what should it do differently this time?

Transportation

Ottawa’s noise rules back in focus as council faces competing priorities

As Ottawa heads into another festival and patio season, city hall is quietly preparing to revisit a rulebook that shapes everything from backyard air conditioners to late-night concerts.

Glebe

The future of the Baseline-Merivale corridor

The Baseline-Merivale Secondary Plan currently underway will shape what can soon be built in one of Nepean's busiest areas

Nepean Newsletter

From cow path to corridor: what the future holds for the Baseline-Merivale Corridor

As Ottawa heads into another festival and patio season, city hall is quietly preparing to revisit a rulebook that shapes everything from backyard air conditioners to late-night concerts.

Nepean

Twenty-five years later, Ottawa’s amalgamation is still a wound that never fully healed

On the last night Gloucester existed as its own municipality, the mood in council chambers was not celebratory.

Ottawa West

The history of the founding, language and trades of Orléans

Before Orléans was a part of Ottawa, before it was known for its suburbs, cultural scene, vibrant bilingualism and local economy, it was a place of farmland, French language and culture, and a unique local pride.

Ottawa East

Province keeps school trustees but limits their role as Ottawa board remains under supervision

When voters head to the ballot box in this fall’s municipal election, they will still have a chance to elect trustees to advocate for the English Catholic and public school boards. But it remains unclear when — or if — those trustees will actually be able to govern.

Barrhaven

Latest News

Could high-speed rail ever reach downtown? Councillors say no

Is a 'ring road' in southern Ottawa fantasy or reality?

What is the answer to improving transit service in Ottawa?

Ottawa’s noise rules back in focus as council faces competing priorities

The future of the Baseline-Merivale corridor

From cow path to corridor: what the future holds for the Baseline-Merivale Corridor

Twenty-five years later, Ottawa’s amalgamation is still a wound that never fully healed

The history of the founding, language and trades of Orléans

Province keeps school trustees but limits their role as Ottawa board remains under supervision

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