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Enhancing Canada’s Capital Pathway Network: More Resilient, Connected and Durable

Capital Pathway

Impact of rising water levels on NCC lands

Parliament Hill Escarpment Rehabilitation

Snow removal on pathways

Parks and pathways

Closure of the Brewery Creek Footbridge Until Further Notice

Reconstruction of Ontario and Quebec shorelines

Rideau River Eastern Pathway Rehabilitation

Closure of sections of the Ottawa River Pathway behind Parliament Hill

Enhanced Look and Greater Access: Coming Soon to the Portage Corridor

Closure of a section of Jack Pine Trail in the Stony Swamp sector

Closure of a section of Trail 51 in the Mer Bleue sector

LeBreton Flats pathway

Groomed multi-use winter trail network

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Capital Pathway Study: When, how and why they were used

Places to Visit

Explore the Capital’s green spaces. Visit the many parks and enjoy nature, sports or major events within the city.

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Richmond Landing Shoreline Access Improvements

The Richmond Landing shoreline access improvements are a key component of the Portage corridor, offering a new way to discover and experience the Ottawa River shoreline.

Our Projects

To build a capital that is a source of Canadian pride, the NCC undertakes many development and rehabilitation projects.

One year as NCC CEO

Showcase Illumination Project: Richmond Landing Shoreline Access