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TransitNext reaches substantial completion of O-Train South Extension
TransitNext has reached substantial completion on the O-Train South Extension, Lines 2 and 4, and the City is completing final certification and regulatory reviews before the line will be open for operation.
Ottawa Board of Trade ‘deeply concerned’ about impact of Trump tariffs on Ottawa businesses
The Ottawa Board of Trade (OBOT) is calling on “urgent action” to address United States president-elect Donald Trump’s announcement that he will impose a 25 per cent tariff on all Canadian goods entering the United States when he takes office, citing “severe consequences” for businesses in Ottawa.
Catherine McKenney chosen as Ontario NDP candidate for Ottawa Centre
Ottawa Centre New Democrats have nominated former city councillor and mayoral candidate Catherine McKenney to be the Ontario NDP candidate in the next provincial election.
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A Heritage building in Westboro has been added to the Canada Land Bank for conversion to housing, Public Services and Procurement Canada announced Tuesday.
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Little Italy residents ‘exploring legal options’ to solve O-Train noise and disruption
As the O-Train South Extension completes its testing trial and prepares to open to the public, residents in Ottawa’ Little Italy neighbourhood are scrambling for answers to a disruptive and very loud issue with the train.
