Confederation Heights: Realize the Potential

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Alongside a broad range of stakeholders, Build Canada Homes and Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) are working to develop a comprehensive Master Plan for Confederation Heights. The Master Plan will establish a vision for the site, which is expected to transition over the next 25 years from an automobile-oriented federal employment hub into a mixed-use, sustainable community.

About the Partners

Build Canada Homes (BCH) is a federal Crown corporation with a mandate to increase Canada’s housing supply and help make housing more affordable for Canadians.

Through partnerships with builders, developers, housing providers, governments, Indigenous partners and industry, Build Canada Homes helps deliver more homes in communities across Canada. By leveraging public lands, supporting innovative housing approaches and enabling projects that can be built at scale, the organization is helping increase housing supply where it is needed most.

Integration of Canada Lands Company into Build Canada Homes
In September 2025, the Government of Canada announced the integration of Canada Lands Company into Build Canada Homes to bring its land portfolio and expertise under one roof to support the delivery of housing at scale.

This integration brings together a national portfolio of public lands, deep expertise in land development, and more than 30 years of experience transforming federal properties into complete communities.

Learn more

Stay Informed
Subscribe to the Build Canada Homes newsletter to receive updates on our projects, housing initiatives, partnerships, and the latest news from across Canada.

Objectives of the Master Plan

The current City of Ottawa Confederation Heights Secondary Plan is approximately 25 years old and requires an update to ensure that it meets the needs of a growing city. The goal is to turn Confederation Heights into a complete community that provides amenities, connections, housing, and employment that will appeal to a wide and diverse population.

The area’s history and context, including proximity to the Rideau River, National Capital Commission parkland, and planned public transit infrastructure will shape the master plan and address aspects such as land uses, building heights, densities, site design, sustainability, housing, parks and open space, heritage considerations, as well as pedestrian, cycling, transit and vehicular connections and wayfinding.

Overview of the Site

The Confederation Heights site (465 acres/188 hectares) is bounded by the Rideau River to the north and west, Data Centre Road and Sawmill Creek to the east, and Brookfield Road to the south. There are 14 buildings on the federal government employment campus, serving the Government of Canada, Health Canada, Canada Post and the RA Centre. The National Capital Commission, City of Ottawa and CN Rail are also property owners on and adjacent to the study area.

Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) is responsible for the strategic management of Confederation Heights and is collaborating with Build Canada Homes (BCH) to realize the site’s transformation as envisioned in the Confederation Heights Master Plan.

Informed by a strong vision and guiding principles, the site will transition over the next 25 years from an automobile-oriented federal employment hub into a mixed-use, sustainable community. Here is a list of some the great things to come at Confederation Heights over the long term:
  • New homes, workplaces, and community amenities that create a vibrant mixed-use destination that reflects and celebrates the heritage, culture, and history of the site where people can live, work, learn, and play.
  • Inclusive and accessible housing that support people of all ages, abilities, backgrounds, and income levels.
  • Enhanced access to parks, greenspaces, and recreational opportunities, including stronger connections to Vincent Massey Park, Hog’s Back Park, and the Rideau River corridor.
  • Sustainable and climate-resilient development that incorporates low-carbon design and green infrastructure.
  • Safe, accessible, and connected neighbourhoods that make it easy to move throughout the community by walking, cycling, and public transit.
  • Opportunities for local shops, services, recreation, and community facilities that support daily needs and foster a complete community.
  • Continued commitment to ongoing engagement with Indigenous Peoples, residents, communities, and stakeholders

Learn

Learn more about the history and evolution of the site here

Next Steps

PSPC and Build Canada Homes are currently working diligently to develop a plan on how the vision of Confederation Heights Master Plan will be realized over the long term. This includes working closely with the City of Ottawa on municipal approval for the City-led Secondary Plan, informed by the Confederation Heights Master Plan.

To continue staying in the know on next steps, visit the Confederation Heights Secondary Plan | Engage Ottawa

Indigenous Land Acknowledgement

We recognize that the City of Ottawa is located on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinabe People who have lived on this land for millennia. We extend our respect to all First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples for their valuable past and present contributions to this land. We also recognize and respect the cultural diversity that First Nations, Inuit and Métis people bring to the City of Ottawa.

Alongside a broad range of stakeholders, Build Canada Homes and Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) are working to develop a comprehensive Master Plan for Confederation Heights. The Master Plan will establish a vision for the site, which is expected to transition over the next 25 years from an automobile-oriented federal employment hub into a mixed-use, sustainable community.

About the Partners

Build Canada Homes (BCH) is a federal Crown corporation with a mandate to increase Canada’s housing supply and help make housing more affordable for Canadians.

Through partnerships with builders, developers, housing providers, governments, Indigenous partners and industry, Build Canada Homes helps deliver more homes in communities across Canada. By leveraging public lands, supporting innovative housing approaches and enabling projects that can be built at scale, the organization is helping increase housing supply where it is needed most.

Integration of Canada Lands Company into Build Canada Homes
In September 2025, the Government of Canada announced the integration of Canada Lands Company into Build Canada Homes to bring its land portfolio and expertise under one roof to support the delivery of housing at scale.

This integration brings together a national portfolio of public lands, deep expertise in land development, and more than 30 years of experience transforming federal properties into complete communities.

Learn more

Stay Informed
Subscribe to the Build Canada Homes newsletter to receive updates on our projects, housing initiatives, partnerships, and the latest news from across Canada.

Objectives of the Master Plan

The current City of Ottawa Confederation Heights Secondary Plan is approximately 25 years old and requires an update to ensure that it meets the needs of a growing city. The goal is to turn Confederation Heights into a complete community that provides amenities, connections, housing, and employment that will appeal to a wide and diverse population.

The area’s history and context, including proximity to the Rideau River, National Capital Commission parkland, and planned public transit infrastructure will shape the master plan and address aspects such as land uses, building heights, densities, site design, sustainability, housing, parks and open space, heritage considerations, as well as pedestrian, cycling, transit and vehicular connections and wayfinding.

Overview of the Site

The Confederation Heights site (465 acres/188 hectares) is bounded by the Rideau River to the north and west, Data Centre Road and Sawmill Creek to the east, and Brookfield Road to the south. There are 14 buildings on the federal government employment campus, serving the Government of Canada, Health Canada, Canada Post and the RA Centre. The National Capital Commission, City of Ottawa and CN Rail are also property owners on and adjacent to the study area.

Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) is responsible for the strategic management of Confederation Heights and is collaborating with Build Canada Homes (BCH) to realize the site’s transformation as envisioned in the Confederation Heights Master Plan.

Informed by a strong vision and guiding principles, the site will transition over the next 25 years from an automobile-oriented federal employment hub into a mixed-use, sustainable community. Here is a list of some the great things to come at Confederation Heights over the long term:
  • New homes, workplaces, and community amenities that create a vibrant mixed-use destination that reflects and celebrates the heritage, culture, and history of the site where people can live, work, learn, and play.
  • Inclusive and accessible housing that support people of all ages, abilities, backgrounds, and income levels.
  • Enhanced access to parks, greenspaces, and recreational opportunities, including stronger connections to Vincent Massey Park, Hog’s Back Park, and the Rideau River corridor.
  • Sustainable and climate-resilient development that incorporates low-carbon design and green infrastructure.
  • Safe, accessible, and connected neighbourhoods that make it easy to move throughout the community by walking, cycling, and public transit.
  • Opportunities for local shops, services, recreation, and community facilities that support daily needs and foster a complete community.
  • Continued commitment to ongoing engagement with Indigenous Peoples, residents, communities, and stakeholders

Learn

Learn more about the history and evolution of the site here

Next Steps

PSPC and Build Canada Homes are currently working diligently to develop a plan on how the vision of Confederation Heights Master Plan will be realized over the long term. This includes working closely with the City of Ottawa on municipal approval for the City-led Secondary Plan, informed by the Confederation Heights Master Plan.

To continue staying in the know on next steps, visit the Confederation Heights Secondary Plan | Engage Ottawa

Indigenous Land Acknowledgement

We recognize that the City of Ottawa is located on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinabe People who have lived on this land for millennia. We extend our respect to all First Nations, Inuit and Métis peoples for their valuable past and present contributions to this land. We also recognize and respect the cultural diversity that First Nations, Inuit and Métis people bring to the City of Ottawa.

  • Closed - Self-Directed, On-Site Tour of Confederation Heights

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    We are pleased to launch a self-directed, on-site tour of Confederation Heights. This tour will provide an opportunity for you to explore the site online or in person and learn more about its many landmarks.

    After the tour, we are seeking your perspective through a questionnaire. The input you provide will assist our team in the planning process. This interactive activity can be completed at your leisure and at your own pace until the end of November.


    Here is how it works:

    1. Go to our specially created application: http://chvirtualtour.ca/.
    2. Read the welcome message.
    3. Click on a pin to learn more information about that area of the map.
    4. Fill out our questionnaire: https://engage.clc-sic.ca/realize-the-potential/survey_tools/virtual-site-tour-questions.

    We hope you find this tour informative and fun, and we look forward to getting your input. Should you have any questions, please send us an email at confederationheights@clc-sic.ca and we will respond to you during normal business hours.

    We are pleased to launch a self-directed, on-site tour of Confederation Heights. This tour will provide an opportunity for you to explore the site online or in person and learn more about its many landmarks.

    After the tour, we are seeking your perspective through a questionnaire. The input you provide will assist our team in the planning process. This interactive activity can be completed at your leisure and at your own pace until the end of November.


    Here is how it works:

    1. Go to our specially created application: http://chvirtualtour.ca/.
    2. Read the welcome message.
    3. Click on a pin to learn more information about that area of the map.
    4. Fill out our questionnaire: https://engage.clc-sic.ca/realize-the-potential/survey_tools/virtual-site-tour-questions.

    We hope you find this tour informative and fun, and we look forward to getting your input. Should you have any questions, please send us an email at confederationheights@clc-sic.ca and we will respond to you during normal business hours.

  • Confederation Heights “Big Ideas” Workshop Wrap-Up – Our Engagement Continues

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    Canada Lands Company and Public Services and Procurement Canada would like to thank those who participated in our June 7 and June 9 “Big Ideas” workshop sessions. Your valued input is greatly appreciated.

    If you were unable to attend or wish to provide additional input, we have two interactive activities for you to take part in. Click on the “Places” and/or “Ideas” tab on the main page to begin.

    We also have a recording of the workshop presentation as well as a PDF copy of the presentation available in our Resource Library.

    A summary of this phase of our engagement process will be available soon on this website.

    Once again, we appreciate your interest and participation and look forward to seeing you at our next engagement event. At this time our team is anticipating hosting an in-person walking tour of the site early this fall! Stay tuned for more details.

    Have a great summer!
    Confederation Heights Project Team

    Canada Lands Company and Public Services and Procurement Canada would like to thank those who participated in our June 7 and June 9 “Big Ideas” workshop sessions. Your valued input is greatly appreciated.

    If you were unable to attend or wish to provide additional input, we have two interactive activities for you to take part in. Click on the “Places” and/or “Ideas” tab on the main page to begin.

    We also have a recording of the workshop presentation as well as a PDF copy of the presentation available in our Resource Library.

    A summary of this phase of our engagement process will be available soon on this website.

    Once again, we appreciate your interest and participation and look forward to seeing you at our next engagement event. At this time our team is anticipating hosting an in-person walking tour of the site early this fall! Stay tuned for more details.

    Have a great summer!
    Confederation Heights Project Team

  • CLC and PSPC are excited to invite you to the second public meeting,a workshop, regarding the master plan for Confederation Heights

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    About this event

    Canada Lands Company and Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) are excited to invite you to the second public meeting, a workshop, regarding the master plan for Confederation Heights.

    Space is limited, register early.

    In order to accommodate your schedule, this virtual bilingual meeting will be offered twice:

    • Register for the Evening Session: Tuesday, June 7, 2022 from 6:00 to 8:30 pm
    • Register for the Afternoon Session: Thursday, June 9, 2022 from 2:00 to 4:30 pm

    Please attend the virtual date and time that works best for you.

    The purpose of the meeting is to present the Vision and Guiding Principles for the site followed by a facilitated ‘big ideas’ workshop discussion that will assist the project team in developing our design approach for the lands.

    The goal of the master plan is to transform the site into a mixed-use, transit-oriented, sustainable community.

    In terms of an agenda, we look forward to discussing the following topics:

    • Where we are to date in the process
    • Presentation of the Vison and Guiding Principles
    • Facilitated workshop, an exchange of aspirational ideas for the site
    • What happens next

    This is the second meeting in a series of opportunities for you to provide input into the Confederation Heights Master Plan. Canada Lands and PSPC will reflect on the feedback received as the process moves forward.

    At the workshop facilitators will ask you the following questions:

    1. Picture Confederation Heights in 30 years. What does it look like and what does it offer?
    2. What types of uses and amenities would you like to see and where would you like them to be?
    3. What type of buildings would you like to see?
    4. How do we improve connections to and from the site? As well as within the site?
    5. How important is sustainability to you and what would you like to see in the master plan?

    We are looking forward to hearing your ideas!

    If you unable to attend the workshop you can participate online starting June 10.

    About this event

    Canada Lands Company and Public Services and Procurement Canada (PSPC) are excited to invite you to the second public meeting, a workshop, regarding the master plan for Confederation Heights.

    Space is limited, register early.

    In order to accommodate your schedule, this virtual bilingual meeting will be offered twice:

    • Register for the Evening Session: Tuesday, June 7, 2022 from 6:00 to 8:30 pm
    • Register for the Afternoon Session: Thursday, June 9, 2022 from 2:00 to 4:30 pm

    Please attend the virtual date and time that works best for you.

    The purpose of the meeting is to present the Vision and Guiding Principles for the site followed by a facilitated ‘big ideas’ workshop discussion that will assist the project team in developing our design approach for the lands.

    The goal of the master plan is to transform the site into a mixed-use, transit-oriented, sustainable community.

    In terms of an agenda, we look forward to discussing the following topics:

    • Where we are to date in the process
    • Presentation of the Vison and Guiding Principles
    • Facilitated workshop, an exchange of aspirational ideas for the site
    • What happens next

    This is the second meeting in a series of opportunities for you to provide input into the Confederation Heights Master Plan. Canada Lands and PSPC will reflect on the feedback received as the process moves forward.

    At the workshop facilitators will ask you the following questions:

    1. Picture Confederation Heights in 30 years. What does it look like and what does it offer?
    2. What types of uses and amenities would you like to see and where would you like them to be?
    3. What type of buildings would you like to see?
    4. How do we improve connections to and from the site? As well as within the site?
    5. How important is sustainability to you and what would you like to see in the master plan?

    We are looking forward to hearing your ideas!

    If you unable to attend the workshop you can participate online starting June 10.

  • Confederation Heights: Next Steps

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    Canada Lands Company and Public Services and Procurement Canada have been working hard on the next steps of the Confederation Heights master planning process. Here’s what we’ve been up to:

    We’ve created our Public Advisory Committee.

    We received many excellent submissions last fall to participate in our Public Advisory Committee — thank you to everyone and every organization that applied!

    We are pleased to advise that we’ve completed our selection process for our Public Advisory Committee. The group includes diverse members with a range of knowledge and expertise. We look forward to working with them and benefitting from their perspectives as we move forward toward a new vision for Confederation Heights. Scroll to the bottom of this post to see the PAC Members List.

    Our As We Heard It report is now available.

    Our first As We Heard It report is now available in the Resource Library.

    The report is a summary of all the feedback and input we’ve received so far from you and other stakeholders.

    Your comments will help us develop a vision and guiding principles for the site, and shape the emerging ideas for the master plan.

    We’ve set dates for our next public meeting.

    We're getting ready for our next public event, which will be a workshop. So, get ready to roll up your sleeves! During this workshop, we'll present our vision and guiding principles for this site, and we'll be asking for your feedback on emerging ideas we’ve been working on.

    We’ll be hosting two bilingual sessions and the same information will be shared at both meetings.

    You will be able to register for the workshop here. We'll send you a note when registration opens. To allow as many people as possible to participate, please register for one session only. Space will be limited, so be sure to register early. If you can’t make either workshop, not to worry – you’ll have the opportunity to participate online.

    In the meantime...

    Read about the goals of the Confederation Heights Master Plan.

    View our public meeting materials from our first meeting in November 2021.

    Discover the history and how the site has evolved.

    Learn about the project timeline and next steps.

    Tell us your story about the site and how you foresee the future of Confederation Heights evolving over the coming decades.

    Subscribe to our newsletter so that we can notify you when registration opens! We look forward to seeing you soon!


    Confederation Heights Master Plan Team


    PAC Members List

    Name Title Affiliation

    Riley Brockington

    Councillor

    Ward 16 - River

    Shawn Menard

    Councillor

    Ward 17 - Capital

    Kate Cathrae

    President

    Riverside Park Community Association (Ward 16)

    Linda Gama-Pinto

    Vice-President

    Heron Park Community Association (Ward 17)

    Michele Brenning

    Chair, Health Issues Committee

    The Council on Aging of Ottawa

    Jerry Fiori

    Ottawa Disability Coalition

    Volunteer Chair
    Dave Robertson Bike Ottawa

    Connor Renouf


    Community Representative

    Pat Buckley


    Community Representative

    Robert Lendvai


    Community Representative

    Xavier Bradbury-Jost

    Student in Urban & Regional Planning

    Community Representative

    Michel Haddad


    Community Representative

    Sheila Jamieson


    Community Representative


    Canada Lands Company and Public Services and Procurement Canada have been working hard on the next steps of the Confederation Heights master planning process. Here’s what we’ve been up to:

    We’ve created our Public Advisory Committee.

    We received many excellent submissions last fall to participate in our Public Advisory Committee — thank you to everyone and every organization that applied!

    We are pleased to advise that we’ve completed our selection process for our Public Advisory Committee. The group includes diverse members with a range of knowledge and expertise. We look forward to working with them and benefitting from their perspectives as we move forward toward a new vision for Confederation Heights. Scroll to the bottom of this post to see the PAC Members List.

    Our As We Heard It report is now available.

    Our first As We Heard It report is now available in the Resource Library.

    The report is a summary of all the feedback and input we’ve received so far from you and other stakeholders.

    Your comments will help us develop a vision and guiding principles for the site, and shape the emerging ideas for the master plan.

    We’ve set dates for our next public meeting.

    We're getting ready for our next public event, which will be a workshop. So, get ready to roll up your sleeves! During this workshop, we'll present our vision and guiding principles for this site, and we'll be asking for your feedback on emerging ideas we’ve been working on.

    We’ll be hosting two bilingual sessions and the same information will be shared at both meetings.

    You will be able to register for the workshop here. We'll send you a note when registration opens. To allow as many people as possible to participate, please register for one session only. Space will be limited, so be sure to register early. If you can’t make either workshop, not to worry – you’ll have the opportunity to participate online.

    In the meantime...

    Read about the goals of the Confederation Heights Master Plan.

    View our public meeting materials from our first meeting in November 2021.

    Discover the history and how the site has evolved.

    Learn about the project timeline and next steps.

    Tell us your story about the site and how you foresee the future of Confederation Heights evolving over the coming decades.

    Subscribe to our newsletter so that we can notify you when registration opens! We look forward to seeing you soon!


    Confederation Heights Master Plan Team


    PAC Members List

    Name Title Affiliation

    Riley Brockington

    Councillor

    Ward 16 - River

    Shawn Menard

    Councillor

    Ward 17 - Capital

    Kate Cathrae

    President

    Riverside Park Community Association (Ward 16)

    Linda Gama-Pinto

    Vice-President

    Heron Park Community Association (Ward 17)

    Michele Brenning

    Chair, Health Issues Committee

    The Council on Aging of Ottawa

    Jerry Fiori

    Ottawa Disability Coalition

    Volunteer Chair
    Dave Robertson Bike Ottawa

    Connor Renouf


    Community Representative

    Pat Buckley


    Community Representative

    Robert Lendvai


    Community Representative

    Xavier Bradbury-Jost

    Student in Urban & Regional Planning

    Community Representative

    Michel Haddad


    Community Representative

    Sheila Jamieson


    Community Representative


  • Apply to be on our public advisory committee!

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    We have extended the deadline to receive applications from organizations and individuals who wish to participate on our Public Advisory Committee. Help us shape the future of Confederation Heights!

    The new deadline is January 14, 2022.

    To apply please fill-out the form under the “Application Form” tab!

    We have extended the deadline to receive applications from organizations and individuals who wish to participate on our Public Advisory Committee. Help us shape the future of Confederation Heights!

    The new deadline is January 14, 2022.

    To apply please fill-out the form under the “Application Form” tab!

  • Round 1 Public Engagement Wrap Up

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    Thank you to those who joined us for one of our first two rounds of public engagement sessions. We were very pleased to see so many people participate. We received great questions relating to parks and green space, affordable housing, government office accommodation, heritage buildings and more. To watch the recording of the meeting, please click here.

    Please fill out the survey, tell us your story, participate in the discussion surrounding our special assignment, fill out our application to become a member of our Public Advisory Committee or ask the team your questions directly!

    Our meeting summary, or “As We Heard It” report, will be posted in early 2022.

    See you in the spring for our next public engagement session!

    Don’t forget to subscribe to our mailing list to be the first to know about upcoming events and other news.

    Thank you to those who joined us for one of our first two rounds of public engagement sessions. We were very pleased to see so many people participate. We received great questions relating to parks and green space, affordable housing, government office accommodation, heritage buildings and more. To watch the recording of the meeting, please click here.

    Please fill out the survey, tell us your story, participate in the discussion surrounding our special assignment, fill out our application to become a member of our Public Advisory Committee or ask the team your questions directly!

    Our meeting summary, or “As We Heard It” report, will be posted in early 2022.

    See you in the spring for our next public engagement session!

    Don’t forget to subscribe to our mailing list to be the first to know about upcoming events and other news.

  • Keeping you connected every step of the way

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    You will be able to view our virtual events, take part in our surveys and interactive tools found on this website. Bookmark this page and check back as we continue our public engagement process.

    Don’t forget to subscribe to our mailing list to be the first to know.

    If you wish to participate but prefer a hard copy of our engagement materials, surveys and updates, please contact us by phone, mail or email to provide us with your mailing address.

    Call us at: (613) 564-3015

    Email us at: confederationheights@clc-sic.ca

    or write to:
    Katherine Constantine
    Director of Real Estate
    Canada Lands Company Ltd.
    100 Queen St Suite 1050,
    Ottawa, ON K1P 1A5

    As we listen, we will be compiling “As We Heard It” reports detailing your ideas, thoughts and comments on the challenges and opportunities you see at Confederation Heights.

    You will be able to view our virtual events, take part in our surveys and interactive tools found on this website. Bookmark this page and check back as we continue our public engagement process.

    Don’t forget to subscribe to our mailing list to be the first to know.

    If you wish to participate but prefer a hard copy of our engagement materials, surveys and updates, please contact us by phone, mail or email to provide us with your mailing address.

    Call us at: (613) 564-3015

    Email us at: confederationheights@clc-sic.ca

    or write to:
    Katherine Constantine
    Director of Real Estate
    Canada Lands Company Ltd.
    100 Queen St Suite 1050,
    Ottawa, ON K1P 1A5

    As we listen, we will be compiling “As We Heard It” reports detailing your ideas, thoughts and comments on the challenges and opportunities you see at Confederation Heights.

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