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Urban Parks

The extensive green spaces within the urban core are key features of the Capital experience. They include the NCC’s parks, Capital Pathway network and scenic parkways.

Behind the Scenes: Bistro in Confederation Park

Give thanks this season with a dedicated personal tribute that also enhances the Capital’s parks — NCC launches new Park Bench Dedication Program

Thousands Participate in Public Consultation on LeBreton Flats

Parks Day

Parks and pathways

Gatineau Park’s Parkways Closed Overnight

Gatineau Park’s in-between season

The art of maintaining Gatineau Park’s ski network

Opening of NCC Bistro signals - Confederation Park is back to normal

Negotiations With Rendez-Vous LeBreton Group

Nepean Point Winning Design Concept Chosen

Champlain Node: Parking Lot Relocation

Managing the Capital Core: An Exciting Challenge!

150 Remarkable Trees In the National Capital Region

Celebrating the Capital’s Living Legacy : A Compilation of the Remarkable Trees of Canada’s Capital is now available!

Spring colours are growing: Tulips are blooming!

One million tulips, 100 varieties, 120 flower beds, 30 locations

Partial Closure of Jacques-Cartier Park (South)

Kingsview Park: Remediation of Contaminated Soil

Views you need to see before the fall rhapsody ends

7 spots for a summer picnic

Gardens and the Healthy Cities

Winter Trail Building in the Capital

Community Collaboration at Work

Leamy Lake Park

Created in 1961, Leamy Lake Park is the largest urban park in Canada’s Capital Region.

A biologist's take on #Bluesnest

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