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The Future of the Capital Pathway: Let's Talk !

Whether cross-country skiing just to enjoy being active, biking around to discover the National Capital Region, or walking to get from point A to point B: there are lots of good reasons to take the Capital Pathway, one of the largest networks of multi-use paths in North America. In summer and in winter, tens of thousands of Canadians — residents and tourists — use the pathway, including me. And because I’m working on its future development, I need your help.

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

Impact of rising water levels on NCC lands

Capital Pathway

Parliament Hill Escarpment Rehabilitation

Parks and pathways

Snow removal on pathways

Closure of the Brewery Creek Footbridge Until Further Notice

Reconstruction of Ontario and Quebec shorelines

Temporary closure of Watts Creek Pathway, June 29, 2020

Rideau River Eastern Pathway Rehabilitation

Partial Closure of a section of the Rideau Canal Eastern Pathway from May 17 to late fall 2021

Temporary closure of Ottawa River Pathway along Parliament Hill, June 25 to June 26

Section of the Rideau River Eastern Pathway Closed — Ottawa Stage 2 LRT construction

Temporary Partial Closure of Pathway along Colonel By Drive, June 22-24

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

Closure of a Section of Trail 10 at Shirleys Bay

Temporary trail closures on Greenbelt Pathway West

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

Partial Closure of Jacques-Cartier Park (South)

LeBreton Flats pathway

Groomed multi-use winter trail network

New Ontario COVID-19 measures: NCC assets remain open

Update on Public Use of NCC Assets