National Capital Commission

NCC-RendezVous LeBreton deal could see construction start in 2019

After more than 40 meetings and 120 hours of negotiations, the National Capital Commission and RendezVous LeBreton Group have officially reached an agreement to transfer

NCC doesn’t want Parliament to disappear during rehab

Canada & World

Several NCC members expressed a desire that the building not be covered with scaffolding and plain white tarps, but instead the NCC consider a printed

Capital illumination plan to showcase Ottawa in new light

Tourism

A new plan that will quite literally light up the capital has received the OK from the NCC. Board members approved the Capital Illumination Plan,

NCC blames financial shortfall for deteriorating Ottawa buildings, infrastructure flagged by auditor

Construction

Bridges, roads, paths and buildings across the capital region that are owned by the National Capital Commission are crumbling and the commission doesn’t have the

Pruning the capital: NCC looks for Ottawa loggers to remove infested trees

Ottawa

The National Capital Commission says it’s preparing to spend thousands of dollars to help it clean up the aftermath of the emerald ash borer infestation

More gardens, greenspace and transit: NCC releases 50-year plan for the capital

Ottawa

The National Capital Commission released a new long-term vision for Ottawa-Gatineau on Tuesday, drawing praise from local business leaders for its potential to help attract

Plamondon named interim chair of NCC as Mills’ decade comes to close

Ottawa

At a time of renewal for the National Capital Commission, board member Bob Plamondon will succeed Russell Mills as interim chair, ending the 10-year tenure

Who’s winning government contracts in Ottawa and Gatineau?

Ottawa

Protak Consulting, Acklands-Grainger, S.M.I. and Calian are among the local firms awarded federal contracts, standing offers and supply arrangements between Jan. 2 and 8. Protak

Ottawa’s Rideau Canal costing the same, but opening less and less

Tourism

Climate change seems to be giving skaters less time on the Rideau Canal, at least in the past two years, but the cost of maintaining

Federal contracts: Ottawa’s G. Bird Holdings gets $6.7M for Tunney’s Pasture strategy

Ottawa

The slow-moving plan to redevelop the office complex at Tunney’s Pasture inched forward late last month after the federal government contracted a firm to prepare