Subscribe to our monthly "At your museum" eNewsletter. The Billings family settled on the shores of the Rideau River in 1812 and took an active role in shaping the community as it evolved over time ...

An immediate hazard to people or property Personal accessibility A traffic-related issue (such as traffic signals or traffic signs) Debris or potholes on Regional Road 174 between Blair and Trim ...

The Community Partnership Major Capital Program is an initiative to implement major capital improvements and additions to facilities related to parks and recreation on a cost-sharing basis between the ...

Trees can, at times, be planted and grow very close to a property line. If the tree is ever located inside of the property (but is not touching the property line) it is a private tree. If the tree is ...

Forestry Services is responsible for maintaining all City owned trees including trees in parks, road allowances, and municipal woodlots. You may request tree maintenance for issues such as dead or ...

You may create a service request to notify the City of a dead animal on a public road or sidewalk. Dead animals on private or non-municipal property are the responsibility of the property owner.

Vous pouvez créer une demande de service pour signaler : un chat perdu; des dérangements causés par des chats; un chat non enregistré; un total de plus de cinq chiens et chats âgés de plus de 20 ...

The City of Ottawa plans to implement traffic calming measures along Haig Drive to improve conditions for all road users by encouraging more appropriate driver behaviour and increasing pedestrian and ...

You may create a service request to report an abandoned shopping cart on public roadways.

Lionel Britton Park is located at the northwest corner of the intersection of Fifth Avenue and O’Connor Street, at 19 Fifth Avenue in Ward 17 (Capital). The site was initially established as a ...

Forestry staff are responsible for the maintenance of all municipal trees, and are committed to ensuring City trees remain in good health. If you suspect a municipal tree is in poor health, you can ...