How does change get made in our city?
It’s the little things that matter. I was thinking about this as I walked my dog the other day, noticing giant sidewalk gaps that had still not been fixed, despite multiple requests by my office.
The City has put together a new “Who To Call” list for residents. For a printable version of this list, click here.
Roughly 30 per cent of Ottawa residents rent their homes – that’s approximately 300,000 people. This includes folks from all walks of life, including PSWs, teachers, artists, retail workers, students and seniors.
On Wednesday, Ottawa’s Planning and Housing Committee put bad landlords on notice by voting in favour of a renoviction bylaw that will crack down on unjust evictions.
Heat-related illnesses and deaths are preventable. There are many public places residents and visitors can cool off in Ottawa and also ways to cool off at home even if you do not have air conditioning.