Our Projects
To build a capital that is a source of Canadian pride, the NCC undertakes many development and rehabilitation projects.
Commissioners Park
Commissioners Park in Ottawa is home to the Capital’s most dazzling display of tulips.
NCC Fall Rhapsody
From October 3 to 25, 2020
Confederation Boulevard
Confederation Boulevard is the Capital’s ceremonial and discovery route, which encircles the downtown areas of Ottawa and Gatineau. It is the route that foreign dignitaries and the royal family take for processions and state visits.
Cross-country Skiing
Grab your skis and head out to the Greenbelt this winter!
Closure of a section of Queen Elizabeth Driveway
Closed to motor vehicle traffic. Open for pedestrians and cyclists.
Closure of a section of the Sir John A. Macdonald Parkway
COVID-19 Pilot Project
Closure of a section of the Sir George-Étienne Cartier Parkway
COVID-19 Pilot Project
Greenbelt
Canada's Capital Greenbelt is the most ecologically diverse area in Eastern Ontario.
Kingsview Park: Remediation of Contaminated Soil
After completing phase 1 of the soil remediation and stabilization project on the Rideau River shoreline in Kingsview Park, the NCC is undertaking phase 2 remediation work to preserve the integrity of the park, and ensure the health and safety of park users and the surrounding environment.
Contact our Media Team
Our communications team is ready to help the media with information about the NCC, interview requests or story ideas.
Dog Walking
Enjoy many scenic trails with your dog in the Greenbelt.
Revitalization of the National Capital River Pavilion
To protect this heritage building — a historic landmark — and to make it universally accessible for all Canadians to enjoy year-round, several elements will be restored.
Patterson Creek Park
Dating back to 1905, Patterson Creek Park is one of the earliest parks created by the NCC.
Voyageurs Pathway Repairs
The Voyageurs Pathway, which suffered severe damage in last year’s devastating flood, was rebuilt to higher standards, increasing resiliency in preparation for future extreme weather events. It reopened on December 5, 2018.
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.
Shirleys Bay
Shirleys Bay is an internationally renowned conservation area on the Ottawa River, and a popular birding area.
Major's Hill Park
Major’s Hill Park is one of the Capital’s main outdoor venues, hosting major events like Canada Day.