The National Capital Commission (NCC) is inviting residents to participate in an online public consultation on a universally accessible multi-use pathway that will be built at LeBreton Flats.

This pathway will connect the Capital Pathway along the Ottawa River to the Pimisi and Bayview O-Train stations at LeBreton Flats. These pathways are the first element to be implemented from the Mobility, and Parks and Public Realm strategies in the new LeBreton Flats Master Concept Plan, which was approved in 2020.

This online consultation gives residents an opportunity to

• learn about the pathway’s proposed design;
• provide feedback on the kind of user experience you think the pathway should facilitate; and
• share your ideas about activities and events you’d like to see along the historic aqueduct west of Pimisi Station.

The online questionnaire is available on the NCC’s website from now until February 12, 2021.