Once you know you want to set up shop in Canada’s capital, then you need to decide where to go and what’s available. That’s where the City’s Locate Ottawa tool can help out.

Pajama Storytime: An evening storytime for children of all ages with their adult or guardian. Feel free to wear your pajamas (or not), bring along your favourite stuffie, blanket and your adult for stories, rhymes, and quiet songs. Ages 4+. Drop-in program.

The City of Ottawa has created an online resource to provide information for residents and business owners to help them navigate the potentially choppy waters of tariffs and counter-tariffs.

As March Break approaches, here are some ideas for fun activities for the whole family. From flying drones, to meeting farm animals, a history-themed escape room, to a robotics workshop, there is so much to do in Ottawa this March Break!

March is Francophonie Month↗, an opportunity to celebrate and honor the French-speaking cultural heritage of Canada and beyond. Attend a French language program at the library and let’s celebrate the richness of Francophonie together! 

Looking for an exciting, close-to-home summer experience? YMCA Neighbourhood Day Camps offer unforgettable adventures for kids aged 4 to 12!

Residents are reminded interim property tax payments and Vacant Unit Tax (VUT) declarations share the same deadline – Thursday, March 20.

As we celebrate Nutrition Month this March, it's a great time to think about how food is more than just a source of nourishment. It also plays a key role in supporting mental health, building social connections, and empowering communities to grow.