Council approves new warehouse near Barrhaven and creation of residential vacancy tax
Residents living near the development site fear an increase in heavy trucks rumbling past their neighbourhoods.
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Residents living near the development site fear an increase in heavy trucks rumbling past their neighbourhoods.
"We're the tenants past and present and we aren't going away. We're going to be a bloody thorn in their sides until we get what we want."
Council leaders on Tuesday received an update on the creation of the City of Ottawa’s first anti-racism strategy, with the tragic discovery of children’s…
The City of Ottawa would like to have more racial diversity in the municipal workforce. That’s a good idea, but the city’s plan to up its numbers is based on a…
Article content A couple of weeks after the murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis last May, Kwende Kefentse, a policy research and developer at the City of Ottawa, sat down for a video conference with his coworkers to discuss diversity and the jarring lack of it in his department, cultural services. One question dominated the conversation: What should the unit do about the homogeneity of its majority-white workforce? We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Facing race: How Ottawa city hall is slowly moving the needle on diversity Back to video “I f...