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Homeowners will pay an additional $166 per year,

Winter has arrived with colder temperatures and fresh new snow. Your first instinct may be to grab the sled or toboggan and glide down the hills but before you go, think safety first – including protecting your head and ensuring all children are accompanied by an adult. Island Park Community Association wants to remind you about some important sledding safety tips to protect you and your family this winter season. Protect your head The first and most critical safety tip is we

Funding up to 3,000 new mixed-income and affordable homes beginning in 2026

Residents are reminded that recycling is going provincial on January 1, 2026

Police have stated that homes along greenbelts and parks, as well as unoccupied houses, are commonly targeted.

The Island Park Community Association (IPCA) recognizes the importance of giving back to our neighbourhood community, and the well-being of the broader community, to make the city accessible, liveable, and supportive to people who may need a helping hand at various stages in life. The homelessness crisis in Ottawa is a priority issue. Data from several studies show that the younger someone first experiences homelessness, or is at risk of it, the greater their risk of long-ter

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe will host the 23rd Annual Christmas Celebration at Ottawa City Hall on Saturday, December 6, an event that supports the Ottawa Food Bank and marks the unofficial start of the city’s festive season. The celebration will run from 3 to 6 p.m. at 110 Laurier Avenue West. Admission is a donation to the Ottawa Food Bank. This year’s program features a range of outdoor family activities. Santa and Mrs. Claus will arrive from the North Pole and greet visitors fro

Key concerns include the absence of a funded management and care plan, the project’s scale, traffic and community impacts.

Also a list of other holiday activities that are sure to put you in the festive spirit

City officials say the new structure keeps recreation services accessible to residents of all ages.

Ottawa residents can expect to pay more for city services next year

By Shawn Anthony, Island Park Community Association

The updated Heritage Presentation is now available under the “IPD History.”

Let’s make tonight spooky, fun, and safe for everyone.

Canada’s Forest Trust Corporation to partner with City to expand tree canopy.

Measles is highly contagious and can spread through the air or on surfaces for up to two hours

Expect more traffic on Island Park Drive next weekend.

New motion to remove the Tewin lands from the urban boundary,

Motion at City Council to retain cameras specifically around schools.

Cutting permitting delays and easing financial barriers for developers.