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Ottawa mayor says premier called after Toronto highway deal - Vimarsana News

Ottawa mayor says premier called after Toronto highway deal

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe says he had a phone chat with Premier Doug Ford about the possibility of uploading responsibilities of highways to the province, after a deal was announced in Toronto on Monday.

Source: cbc.ca
911: Ottawa residents can now connect to other cities - Vimarsana News

911: Ottawa residents can now connect to other cities

The City of Ottawa says residents who dial 9-1-1 can now have their call transferred to emergency services in other cities.

Board of Trade calls on feds to help fund Ottawa's downtown revitalization efforts – Ottawa Business Journal - Vimarsana News

Board of Trade calls on feds to help fund Ottawa's downtown revitalization efforts – Ottawa Business Journal

The Ottawa Board of Trade says a guaranteed revenue stream from the feds would help offset shortfalls in transit revenues since the pandemic and provide additional capital for programs aimed at enticing more people to live downtown such as office-to-residential conversions.

Source: obj.ca
Hard Rock Casino Ottawa: Construction proceeding toward 2025 opening - Vimarsana News

Hard Rock Casino Ottawa: Construction proceeding toward 2025 opening

Construction is on track for the national capital region's newest major tourism and entertainment destination, the future Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Ottawa.

City of Ottawa left 'out in the cold' after historic Toronto highway upload - Vimarsana News

City of Ottawa left 'out in the cold' after historic Toronto highway upload

The city of Ottawa could see a deal similar to one brokered between the city of Toronto and the Ontario government, provincial sources say.