- An acquisition marked entry into the Ottawa market on May 28, 2026, involving property management services provided by Crown to Brasswater.
- The National Capital Commission manages the boathouse on the Ottawa River.
A website is tracking and questioning if Mayor Mark Sutcliffe uses National Capital Commission property, including sites along the Ottawa River.
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Updated Aug 25
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What happened
A website is tracking and questioning if Mayor Mark Sutcliffe uses National Capital Commission property, including sites along the Ottawa River.
Who's involved
What this event is mainly aboutKeep exploring
Part of
The National Capital Commission manages the boathouse on the Ottawa River.Also in this story
- In Ottawa, the Ottawa River is the site of Canada Day celebrations, with operational closures affecting river access.
- The National Capital Commission is preparing to open new swimming docks in the Ottawa River.
The entities involved
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National Capital Commission
crown corporation of the Government of Canada
Nothing else this week.
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Mark Sutcliffe
Canadian politician
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Ottawa River
major river in Ontario and Quebec, Canada
Nothing else this week.
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