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Vehicle thefts: 560 vehicles reported stolen in Ottawa so far in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Vehicle thefts: 560 vehicles reported stolen in Ottawa so far in 2024

Statistics available on the Ottawa Police Service's crime map shows there have been 560 vehicle thefts reported across Ottawa since Jan. 1. Police reported 504 vehicles stolen in the first six months of 2023, and 387 vehicle thefts between Jan. 1 and June 30, 2022.

How Ottawa snow groomer Dave Adams inspired a growing network of urban cross-country ski trails - Vimarsana News

How Ottawa snow groomer Dave Adams inspired a growing network of urban cross-country ski trails

The success of the Kichi Sibi Winter Trail has inspired several other neighbourhoods in the city to start their own

Closure of QED more problematic as traffic returns to pre-pandemic norms, councillors argue – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Closure of QED more problematic as traffic returns to pre-pandemic norms, councillors argue – Ottawa Business Journal

Motorists and active users are on opposite ends of the QED closure debate, according to a new survey commissioned by the Ottawa Gatineau Hotel Association. 

Source: obj.ca
Taggart project near Civic Hospital gets green light from city committee – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Taggart project near Civic Hospital gets green light from city committee – Ottawa Business Journal

A controversial high-rise development on Carling Avenue has been approved following debate on the development's potential impact on the Central Experimental Farm. 

Source: obj.ca
Alternative to 911 proposed for mental health calls in Ottawa - Vimarsana News

Alternative to 911 proposed for mental health calls in Ottawa

City committee OKs $2.46 million for 24/7 mental health crisis response team in Ottawa.