Ottawa is a great place to ride your bike any time of year and the City is offering a series of workshops, events and promotions during Let’s Bike Month.

Now, 20 years after it began, the Wake Up! program is still knocking on doors and spreading the message about the importance of fire prevention across Ottawa - All services are provided to residents free of charge.

Ticks and mosquitoes have the potential to spread infections to residents of Ottawa. Lyme Disease and West Nile Virus (WNV) are two of the most prevalent diseases.

We want to hear from you on Budget 2026. Share your budget priorities by completing the Engage Ottawa Draft Budget 2026 questionnaire by June 26.

There’s plenty to do on next week’s PD Day at Ruth E. Dickison!

Council approved a new water rate structure that will come into effect in 2027. The new structure will see more equitably distributed costs for water, wastewater and stormwater while keeping water bills affordable.

Addressing climate change requires collective action. Visit Engage Ottawa to learn more about how climate change could affect you, your family or business, and steps you can take to be prepared.

Whether you are well-versed with the issues or just learning what it's all about you are invited to review and comment on the second draft of Ottawa’s new Zoning By-law. You can use the unique tools online or attend virtual and in-person open-house events.