Greenbelt Master Plan
Guides the preservation and use of Canada’s Capital Greenbelt.
Capital Urban Lands Plan
Guides the planning, protection and development of federal urban lands in the Capital.
Capital Core Area Sector Plan
Sets out how federal lands in the downtown cores of Ottawa and Gatineau will be developed until 2025.
Celebrating Canada's 150th
To celebrate Canada’s 150th anniversary in 2017, the NCC offered unique experiences for visitors and residents. We worked to fulfill our planning vision for Canada’s Capital Region and built a legacy for the next 50 years.
7 Clarence Street
The new building is the result of several consultations with community stakeholders, heritage experts and other interested parties in the historic ByWard Market area.
National Holocaust Monument
The National Holocaust Monument will ensure the lessons of the Holocaust, as well as the incredible contribution Holocaust survivors made to Canada, remain within the national consciousness for generations to come.
The Ottawa Hospital Site Review
As part of the review, the NCC conducted extensive consultations with The Ottawa Hospital, federal government departments, the Province of Ontario, the City of Ottawa, interested stakeholders and the general public.
Rideau Hall Forecourt Rehabilitation
Rideau Hall is often referred to as “Canada’s House,” because it is where our Governor General welcomes the public.
Tin House Court Block
In 2016, we began major restoration and upgrading work on heritage buildings located between 445 and 465 Sussex Drive, at 13–15 Clarence Street, and in the Tin House Court.
Safe Crossing Improvements
The NCC is continually working to improve infrastructure throughout Canada’s Capital Region to ensure the safety of all users: pedestrians, cyclists and motorists.
Jacques-Cartier Street Improvements
We recently collaborated with the Ville de Gatineau to improve the waterfront area of Jacques-Cartier Street, between the Lady Aberdeen Bridge and Saint-Louis Street in Gatineau.
About Us
The National Capital Commission is the federal Crown corporation dedicated to ensuring that Canada’s Capital is a dynamic and inspiring source of pride for all Canadians, and a legacy for generations to come.
Doing Business
There are a number of ways to do business with the NCC.