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How uncertain conditions in the federal workforce is casting a dark shadow over Ottawa

There is worry spreading through Downtown Ottawa as concerns are heightened over likely cuts to the federal public service

Federal

Prime Minister Carney announces new affordable housing, with federal land in Ottawa eyed for major housing build

Prime Minister Mark Carney was in Nepean Sunday to announce new rules that will build affordable housing fast.

Federal

The city is selling off Manotick’s Dickinson House to cut costs. But its history will be preserved

The Dickinson House and neighbouring carriage shed will soon be owned by the Manotick Mill as the city sells properties to cut costs

Heritage Building

Change is coming to Pinecrest-Queensview

A new Secondary Plan for the community will allow massive development to occur in areas where big-box stores are currently situated

Ottawa East

Sidewalks won’t be built in Manor Park following fierce pushback

Out of a survey filled out by 338 respondents, 79 per cent said they were against the sidewalks

Infrastructure

From Lansdowne to the budget: Here's a look at what city council is debating this fall

City council will vote on Lansdowne 2.0 this fall. If it goes through, the arena would have over 1,800 fewer seats, which could impact the Ottawa Charge Women's Hockey team

The future of women’s hockey in Ottawa could depend on the Lansdowne 2.0 bid

City council will vote on Lansdowne 2.0 this fall. If it goes through, the arena would have over 1,800 fewer seats, which could impact the Ottawa Charge Women's Hockey team

Lansdowne

City staff are heading back to the office full-time in January, but most councillors are opposed

Come Jan 1, all City of Ottawa employees will need to work on site or at the office five days a week.

Mark Sutcliffe

Stéphanie Plante sanctioned for social media posts, but won’t receive dock in pay

She’s now considering her legal options, including appealing the report to the Superior Court