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The city of Ottawa is proceeding with Lansdowne 2.0, the $419 million second phase of the partnership with Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group.

During another prolonged debate on Lansdowne 2.0, Ottawa city councillors tried to restore the proposed green arena roof, secure funding for parks and even defer a decision on the project entirely.

The City of Ottawa released its 2024 draft budget Wednesday, a proposed $4.6-billion operational portfolio that keeps property tax increases capped at 2.5 per cent for the second year in a row.

City staff support tearing down a 98-year-old heritage home in Rockcliffe Park, which has been left abandoned for years, but the residents association has "grave concerns" that tearing down a Grade 1 heritage property would set a precedent.

After two days of marathon meetings on the $419-million plan for Lansdowne 2.0, Ottawa city councillors are taking a week to review dozens of motions before the next round of debate.

After two days of marathon meetings on the $419-million plan for Lansdowne 2.0, Ottawa city councillors are taking a week to review dozens of motions before the next round of debate.

Ward councillors will hosting public meetings this month and next to discuss the 2024 budget.

CTVNewsOttawa.ca looks at the top five stories on our website this week.

Construction of a water fountain in front of a home in one of Ottawas most exclusive neighbourhoods has spilled over into a dispute that has involved police, bylaw, and emails to hundreds of people.

Eleven Ottawa city councillors have signed an open letter to Ontario Auditor General Nick Stavropoulos and Integrity Commissioner David Wake, calling on them to investigate how and why the province added more land to Ottawas urban boundary.