It’s been nearly four months since the NCC cut the cord on the agreement it struck with the RendezVous LeBreton Group to develop the 55-acre site west of Parliament Hill. Continue reading
The cost of covering the stones with asphalt is $4,900, all in, a spokesperson for the NCC said. Continue reading
‘We need to have a greater vision for the whole site and not just do one little chunk of land at a time,’ Ottawa mayor Jim Watson said on Friday. Continue reading
“We want to ensure the process of building LeBreton is timely, inclusive, visionary and creative, and that it reflects the site’s importance both as a capital- and city-building opportunity,” Tobi Nussbaum said in his first press conference as CEO of the NCC. Continue reading
Bluesfest director says this year will feature “theme nights,” a change from previous years to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the festival. Continue reading
A new downtown arena for the Ottawa Senators was part of the RendezVous LeBreton Group’s proposal for LeBreton Flats, but that plan is in jeopardy after the NCC said the group’s embattled partners could not reach a settlement in their dispute by deadline. Continue reading
Heritage Minister Pablo Rodriguez told reporters on Tuesday that the National Capital Commission’s deadline for the LeBreton Flats file is firm. Continue reading
The main players in the RendezVous LeBreton Group are currently in mediation. The NCC has given the group until Feb. 28 to resolve their differences, otherwise it’ll terminate the project agreement and move on. Continue reading
The National Capital Commission has granted the parties involved in a dispute over a plan to build a community featuring a new downtown arena for the Ottawa Senators more time to resolve their differences before cancelling their development agreement. Continue reading
A mediator assisting the battling partners in LeBreton Flats development has asked the NCC to give partners more time before throwing the project out the window. Continue reading