For years, east-end residents say they have watched as new roads, libraries, and transit projects seem to pop up everywhere but their own neighbourhood.
Ottawa East
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Despite shovels going into the ground on Ottawa’s Lansdowne 2.0 development later this week, the Ottawa Charge women’s hockey team says they will not play at the new arena when it opens in 2028.
Lansdowne
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Local residents and the city council continue to face pushback on their requests for a more accessible, animated waterfront.
Billings Bridge
Plans for realignment and development were delayed for years until recently, when more money was allocated in the 2026 Draft City Budget for the first phase of work to begin next spring.
Barrhaven
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After years of transformation and growth followed by decades of stagnation, it's time to talk about the future of Robertson Road.
Infrastructure
To address increased traffic and congestion, the city is considering putting dedicated bus lanes down a four-kilometre stretch of Merivale Road. But the idea is garnering mixed opinions.
Transit
Despite the controversy, shovels are expected to break ground on Lansdowne 2.0 in the next few weeks
The reasons are varied, but each one was opposed
Cuts are expected to greatly impact the region
Federal
If Lansdowne 2.0 goes ahead, the area will look much different
The city's auditor general has tabled her reports which outlines various financial risks with Lansdowne 2.0
A new Nanos polls shows a majority of Ottawa residents are against the Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopement. Meanwhile, the project has past its first hurdle at committee
The decision came after a recent Supreme Court ruling
Kanata
The hockey team is sounding alarm bells over the number of proposed seats at the arena, while the mayor calls the comments a negotiating tactic
We're keeping track of how your councillor plans to vote on the upcoming Lansdowne 2.0 decision
Brigil has plans to build three towers on Baseline near the Queensway Carleton Hospital. But the local community says the towers would be too high
Ottawa West
It has been 50 years since Kim Rabot and Mark Hough were murdered in one of Ottawa's worst killings. It's impacts are still being felt today
Ottawa South
The Mayor called the move a "political stunt"
During a press conference on Monday, Mayor Mark Sutcliffe said Lansdowne 2.0 would be cheaper than expected. But one city councillor says it is actually more
The Ottawa Lookout sat down with Orléans East-Cumberland city councillor Matthew Luloff to hear ahoit what’s shaping his community.
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Ottawa is falling short of meetings its 40 per cent tree canopy in most municipal wards
A new housing community is slated to be built on Heron Road next year. It could include thousands of new affordable units.
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But there are still many questions remaining
Provincial
Nuit Blanche will be held in the ByWard Market next fall. Despite failed attempts over a decade ago, their is optimism this time it could actually work
ByWard Market
At least one city councillor has now confirmed on the record they have changed their Lansdowne 2.0 vote to no
