Ottawa Citizen on MSN

How council voted on key amendments to Lansdowne 2.0

City councillors introduced several motions before voting on whether to proceed with Lansdowne 2.0. Here's how they voted.
Ottawa Citizen on MSN

As it happened: Council votes to approve Lansdowne 2.0

After weeks of contentious debate, city council will make the final vote on whether or not to go ahead with Lansdowne 2.0.

Doug Ford touts Canada’s largest battery storage facility as a way to counter Trump’s tariffs

Ford's comments came at the ground-breaking for the Skyview 2 battery energy storage system, which is expected to open in ...

Ottawa businesses hopeful Lansdowne 2.0 will be an economic boon. Critics aren't so sure

Supporters of the project — including Ottawa Tourism, the Ottawa Board of Trade and the Glebe BIA — see the $419-million ...
iPolitics

Ottawa to go ahead with controversial Lansdowne 2.0 redevelopment

It was the last exit ramp in a decision that has been years in the making, and Ottawa City Council voted to stay the course. After a special all-day session marked by fierce debate, it approved a $419 ...
iPolitics

First vote on Liberal budget plan could take place tonight, courtesy of Conservative subamendment set to be tabled this morning

If it fails, the final make-or-break vote will be on the main motion in its original form, which asks the House to “approve, ...
Prime Minister of Canada

Prime Minister Carney announces second tranche of nation-building projects referred to the Major Projects Office

To get nation-building projects built faster, the Prime Minister launched the Major Projects Office (MPO). In September, Canada’s new government announced the first tranche of major projects – ...