Ottawa Senators arena eco-friendly transportation boost
Monday, May 19, 2025, 11:21 am
Amid the ambitious downtown arena plans for the Ottawa Senators, local authorities and developers have mandated eco-friendly transportation as a condition for the project's approval. The new guidelines prioritize public transit, cycling, and walking, aiming to reduce congestion and environmental impact during events while underscoring Ottawa’s commitment to sustainable urban mobility.
The sale of the land near Parliament Hill could be completed later this year following finalization of a price based on fair market value
Public transit, cycling and walking will be the "primary and preferred modes" of getting fans to and from the Ottawa Senators' planned downtown arena.
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