NCC approves plan for Confederation Heights redevelopment at Heron and Riverside (opens original article in a new tab)

The National Capital Commission approved a plan to redevelop Confederation Heights into a mixed-use community with residential, retail, and transit components, including affordable housing and heritage preservation measures.

• National Capital Commission approved a master plan for Confederation Heights redevelopment near Heron Road, Bronson Avenue, and Riverside Drive.
• The plan includes up to 16,000 residential units, retail, schools, transit infrastructure, and affordable housing over 25 years.
• Seven parcels of land, including three heritage sites, were identified for redevelopment with Canada Lands Company set to purchase them.