Canadian Tulip Festival: Thousands come out for the last day
Thousands came out for the final day of the Canadian Tulip Festival on Victoria Day
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Thousands came out for the final day of the Canadian Tulip Festival on Victoria Day
The break for restaurateurs running patios in Ottawa appears to be over, with fees returning to pre-pandemic levels next year.
The weather was perfect for the last day of the Canadian Tulip Festival in Ottawa. Organizers say around half a million people came out to see the more than one million flowers blooming across the national capital region.
A city of Ottawa committee heard Tuesday that the National Capital Commission is considering closing the Queen Elizabeth Driveway to cars permanently, but the NCC says it hasn't made a final call.
After patio fees were waived the last three years, Ottawa bars and restaurants will have to pay 50 per cent of the usual cost for a permit this summer.