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Business leaders throw their support behind Lansdowne 2.0 proposal
Ottawa, November 1, 2023
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Artist’s concept of what the Lansdowne 2.0 plan would look like. PHOTO BY OSEG/ CITY OF OTTAWA
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Ottawa, October 31, 2023
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Ottawa, October 31, 2023
Fixing up a sports venue that the city owns is not a bailout for developers. It is a rational and fiscally responsible way to enhance an important municipal asset.
Randall Denley.
Artist’s concept of what the Lansdowne 2.0 plan would look like. PHOTO BY OSEG/ CITY OF OTTAWA
Source: Ottawa Citizen. Read the full article here>>
An infographic showing what is the economic impact of Lansdowne in Ottawa.
Ottawa, October 24, 2023
Lansdowne hosts over 4M visitors per year and is the go-to destination by local residents.
It generates $137 million in GDP and 1,894 person years of full-time employment.
As Lansdowne continues to evolve, it more and more becomes the kind of meeting place that cities need.
Ottawa, October 16, 2023
The note I found inside my desk was crisply folded, the cursive handwriting on it neat and orderly; a girl’s, I was convinced. “If you want to meet your secret admirer,” it read, “I’ll be at the main gate at Lansdowne Park this Saturday at noon.”
This is my earliest memory of Lansdowne Park, from 1971, when I was a 10-year-old, Grade 5 student at Broadview Avenue Public School.
Nostalgic postmedia columnist Bruce Deachman at Lansdowne Park.
PHOTO BY JULIE OLIVER /Postmedia
Source: Ottawa Citizen. Read the full article here>>
Ottawa, October 6, 2023
Lansdowne is a place of history and civic pride. For over 175 years, it has been a gathering place for neighbor’s, residents of Eastern Ontario and Western Québec, and for tourists from across Canada and around the world. It is a place of connection and celebration for sports, cultural and community events.
In 2012, City Council entered into a 30-year partnership (now a 40-year partnership) with the Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group (OSEG) for the renewal and revitalization of Lansdowne with a new South Stadium Stands, new mixed-use retail and reimagined public realm spaces and subterranean parking.
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