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Rideau Street: Former Ottawa Chapters building to become event centre - Vimarsana News

Rideau Street: Former Ottawa Chapters building to become event centre

The National Capital Commission (NCC) is looking at transforming the former Chapters building on Rideau Street into a new event centre.

'Slush fund' or 'standard practice'? Developer fund debate gets heated - Vimarsana News

'Slush fund' or 'standard practice'? Developer fund debate gets heated

Ottawa city councillors have changed the terms of a $300,000 "voluntary contribution" to fund traffic calming and affordable housing after some questioned if the developer felt pressured to offer it.

Source: cbc.ca
NCC continues talks with Ottawa Senators on possible arena at LeBreton Flats - Vimarsana News

NCC continues talks with Ottawa Senators on possible arena at LeBreton Flats

The National Capital Commission says discussions with the new owner of the Ottawa Senators are proceeding with "renewed energy" on a new NHL-sized arena at LeBreton Flats.

More calls for changes after Emergencies Act ruling on convoys - Vimarsana News

More calls for changes after Emergencies Act ruling on convoys

A lawyer representing Ottawa residents and businesses in a class-action lawsuit against organizers of that city's 2022 convoy protest says he isn’t surprised by a federal court decision that use of the Emergencies Act to help end it was unreasonable.

Source: cbc.ca
City reaches deal with feds on housing money, but no details yet - Vimarsana News

City reaches deal with feds on housing money, but no details yet

Mayor Mark Sutcliffe says he's signed an agreement with the Housing Minister Sean Fraser to secure a share of the $4-billion Housing Accelerator Fund. The announcement comes without financial details, but the city had hoped for $150 million.

Source: cbc.ca