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Ottawa council approves development charge increases despite potential impact on federal funding - Vimarsana News

Ottawa council approves development charge increases despite potential impact on federal funding

Federal Housing Minister has warned cities that increasing development fees would risk their ability to access the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund

CITY COUNCIL: Development charge increases approved - Vimarsana News

CITY COUNCIL: Development charge increases approved

Ontario municipalities must update development charges by-laws at least every five years. Ottawa's bylaw had been set to expire next week.

Electric scooters: City staff seeking earlier deployment, extended operating hours for 2024 e-scooter season - Vimarsana News

Electric scooters: City staff seeking earlier deployment, extended operating hours for 2024 e-scooter season

City of Ottawa staff are recommending that council move forward with another season of the city's electric scooter program, with a number of changes that could see more scooters hit the streets.

Ottawa still waiting for followup offer from feds to buy Wellington Street - Vimarsana News

Ottawa still waiting for followup offer from feds to buy Wellington Street

Closing the downtown artery to traffic is still under discussion, but city staff suggest parting ways with the "iconic" Wellington Street would cost more than the federal government has so far offered to pay.

Source: cbc.ca
What do you think about local transportation? The city wants to know - Vimarsana News

What do you think about local transportation? The city wants to know

A survey to find out how pedestrians, motorists, cyclists and transit users feel about the entire transportation network in the National Capital Region is expected to begin this week.

Source: cbc.ca