recreation

Phase 2 of the Trillium multi-use pathway is now complete and the pathway has re-opened, offering an improved experience for pedestrians and cyclists.  Located east of the O-Train Trillium Line on lands contributed by the National Capital Commission, the pathway extends from Carling Avenue to Young Street. ...

It’s Winter in the City and there is a lot to do in and around Ottawa.  The cold and the snow are just around the corner so get out and enjoy the season by going for a skate at a City facility , sign up for a course , join the excitement at Lansdowne for the Ottawa 67s or attend a Senators game, enjoy the arts at Centrepointe Theatres and Shenkman Arts Centre , or discover the past at a City museum or the Ottawa Archives . ...

Amidst a colourful spectacle of performers and mascots, Mayor Jim Watson and representatives from the Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group (OSEG) showcased the many festivals, events and activities taking place in Ottawa throughout the fall season during an event at Lansdowne today. ...

The newly renovated Constance and Buckham’s Bay Community Centre, a $1.725-million investment that includes a two-storey addition to the centre and an expanded Constance Bay branch of the Ottawa Public Library, was officially opened today by Mayor Jim Watson, Beacon Hill-Cyrville Ward Councillor Tim Tierney, Chair of the Ottawa Public Library (OPL) Board, West Carleton-March Councillor Eli El-Chantiry, and representatives of the Constance and Buckham’s Bay Community Association (CBBCA). ...

Ottawa’s free summer activities at Ottawa City Hall are drawing to a close.  Over the summer, close to 9,500 visitors to City Hall and Marion Dewar Plaza were treated to a wide array of free activities including noon-hour yoga, tai chi, volleyball, walking events, and the popular new Salsa Babies ...

This summer, the City of Ottawa is hosting free programs and special events at City Hall for every taste and interest.  Here are the events scheduled for the upcoming week: ** Tuesday, September 1 ** ** Circus Jam ** 7 to 9 p. ...

Eastern Ontario’s first fully accessible baseball diamond and sports facility opened today when Mayor Jim Watson cut the ribbon at the Miracle League Field, located at Notre-Dame-des-Champs Park on Navan Road.  “Every child deserves a safe environment where they can play, have fun and be a kid,” said Mayor Watson. ...

This summer, the City of Ottawa is hosting free programs and special events at City Hall for every taste and interest. ** Reminders: ** ** Festival of India Luncheon ** Friday, August 7 11:30 am to 1 p.m. Marion Dewar Plaza ** Milonga – Tango Soirée ** Saturday, August 8 ...

Ottawa is gearing up for Archaeology Month, which takes place throughout August. This is your opportunity to learn more about the region and the history that’s been unearthed over the years.  A treat for archaeology enthusiasts of all ages, the City will celebrate by hosting the following activities at City Hall and Pinhey’s Point Historic Site: ** Archaeology Exhibition ** July 31 to August 31, from 9 a. ...

The water plaza at Lansdowne Park, which was officially opened today, welcomes residents and families with small children.  Deputy Mayor Mark Taylor officially opened the water plaza, which features a play area for children. The feature is anchored by the public art installation _ Uplift _ , created by Canadian artist Jill Anholt. ...