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Federalstimulusprojectsinottawa Federal stimulus projects in Ottawa PROJECT % COMPLETED VALUE Rehabilitation of segments of March Valley Road 50 $654,000 Terry Fox Drive - Flamborough Rd to Kanata Ave25$47,700,000 Hazeldean Road Widening 25 $65,000,000 Pedestrian - New Sidewalks - Eagleson Road 25 $236,000 Integrated Road Water and Sewer - Pinewood Crescent 25 $3,500,000 Transitway Renew/Replace - Sackville Road Pedestrian Bridge 25 $200,000 Baseline Station Tunnel, College Ave Overpass50$38,000,000 Pedestrian Overpass - Woodroffe Ave to Baseline Transit Station 25 $5,000,000 Integrated Road Water and Sewer - Churchill Avenue 25 $7,500,000 Southwest Transitway Extension - Fallowfield to Barrhaven50$52,600,000 Integrated Road Water and Sewer - Indian Road 50 $5,000,000 Integrated Road Water and Sewer - Tweedsmuir Avenue 50 $6,000,000 Pedestrian - Urban Multi-Use Pathways - Woodroffe Pathway Extension 25 $100,000 O-Train Corridor Upgrades0$900,000 Transitway Improvement Program - Core Area 25 $1,666,000 Integrated Road Water and Sewer - Stormont Street/Apeldoorn Avenue 75 $4,000,000 Integrated Road Water and Sewer - Cambridge Street/Jackson Avenue /Frederick Place25$3,000,000 Pedestrian - New Sidewalks - City Wide 25 $3,000,000 Pedestrian - New Sidewalks - Shoreline-Tewsley Transit Link 25 $125,000 Integrated Road Water and Sewer - Sussex Drive25$6,000,000 Pedestrian - New Sidewalks - Bronson 25 $240,000 Earl Armstrong Road 50 $35,000,000 Pedestrian - New Sidewalks - Hunt Club - Bowesville 25 $470,000 Integrated Road Water and Sewer - Argyle Ave./Park Ave./ Queen Elizabeth Way50$5,000,000 Pedestrian - New Sidewalks - Canada Post Transit Link 25 $145,000 Pedestrian - New Sidewalks - Hunt Club - Billy Bishop 25 $180,000 Pedestrian - Sidewalks - Data Centre Road West 25 $360,000 Structures - Transitway Renew/Replace - Nicholas Street Ramp 25 $1,300,000 Transitway Improvement Program - Lighting Program 25 $75,000 Transitway Improvement Program - Hurdman Station 0$75,000 Integrated Road Water and Sewer - Sandridge Road 25 $8,000,000 Pedestrian - Urban Multi-Use Pathways - Industrial Road (OR 30) 25 $25,000 Pedestrian - Urban Multi-Use Pathways - Alta Vista Transportation Corridor Pathway 25 $250,000 Integrated Road Water and Sewer - Tremblay Road 50 $4,500,000 Integrated Road Water and Sewer - Pleasant Park Road 50 $5,000,000 Pedestrian - New Sidewalks - Belfast Road 25 $210,000 Transitway Improvement Program - Upper Level of St Laurent Station 0$175,000 Transitway Improvement Program - St Laurent Supervisors Office 0$22,500 Structures - Transit Wall Preservation 25 $1,000,000 Transitway Improvement Program - Blair Station 25 $100,000 Structures - Transitway Renew/Replace - Blair Road Ramp 25 $1,000,000 Hunt Club Road extension to Highway 417 - Phase I25$20,000,000 Pedestrian - Urban Multi-Use Pathways - Ottawa River Capital Pathway #2 (City-owned section) Improvements 25 $350,000 Pedestrian - St Joseph Blvd Streetscaping 25 $2,500,000 Mer Bleue Road - 500 meters South of Innes to Hydro Corridor 50 $5,000,000 Pedestrian - Urban Multi-Use Pathways - Ottawa River Capital Pathway #1 (City-owned section) Improvements 25 $110,000 Rehabilitation of segments of Tenth Line Road 25 $126,000 Rehabilitation of segments of Smith Road 25 $221,000 University of Ottawa - Vanier Hall Renovation and Tower Addition 25 $112,500,000 Algonquin College - Environmental Demonstration Centre for Construction Trades and Building Bridges* 25 $72,700,000 Carleton University - Interdisciplinary Academic Building (River Site) 25 $55,700,000 La Cite Collegiale - Emergency Services Training Centre 911 Institute25$26,645,200 Renovation of Metro Central YMCA-YWCA 0$15,000,000 Centrepointe Theatre Expansion Project 25 $12,000,000 Renovation and Expansion of Orleans YMCA-YWCA 25 $7,695,000 Construction of Wabano Cultural and Community Centre0$7,000,000 Expansion of Greenboro Community Centre0$3,663,000 Expansion and renovation of Western Ottawa Community Resource Centre0 $3,600,000 Construction of Carlsbad Springs Community Centre0$3,200,000 Redevelopment of Splash Wave Pool 0$3,000,000 Upgrading of Bonnefant YMCA Outdoor Education Centre25$3,000,000 Upgrading of Hillcrest Sports Complex Fields 25 $2,900,000 Rehabilitation of Bell Arena 0$2,700,000 Rehabilitation of Merivale Arena 0$2,700,000 Construction of the Wellspring Ottawa: Cancer Survivorship Centre0$2,550,000 Integrated Road Water and Sewer - 8th Line Road / Lloyd Graham Avenue 25 $2,500,000 Rehabilitation of Track and Field Components at the Terry Fox Athletics Facility25$2,300,001 Facilities Renewal Program - University of Ottawa 0$2,092,800 1Pedestrian - Rural Pathways - Prescott Russell Pathway Linkage 25 $2,000,000 Rehabilitation of Recreation Association Centre0$2,000,000 Upgrading of Franco Cite Sports Field 25 $1,999,999 Renovation and Expansion of Rideau Canoe Club 0$1,782,000 Renovations to the Diefenbunker, Canada's Cold War Museum 0$1,600,000 Pedestrian - Rural Pathways - Prescott Subdivision pathway #1 25 $1,400,000 Ottawa Public Library - Sunnyside Branch Renovation 25 $1,275,000 Facilities Renewal Program - Carleton University0$1,273,000 Britannia Clubhouse Renewal Project 0$1,230,000 Renewal of Patro d'Ottawa Building 0$1,216,999 A New Library for Greely 25 $1,200,000 Improvements to Hintonburgh Community Centre0$1,200,000 Redevelopment of Parkdale Urban & Renovation of the Fieldhouse0$1,188,000 Reconstruction of Park Wall at Hintonburg Park 25 $1,000,000 Replacement of McKellar Park Recreation Building 25 $1,000,000 Facilities Renewal Program - Algonquin College 0$918,700 Downtown Drop-in Centre Renewal0$800,000 Renovation of the Good Companions Seniors' centre 0$771,000 Development of the Orleans-Cumberland Community Resource Centre0 $750,000 Ottawa Public Library - Alta Vista Branch Retrofit 25 $750,000 Ottawa Public Library - Cumberland Branch Retrofit 25 $750,000 Ottawa Public Library - Vanier Branch Retrofit 25 $750,000 Ottawa Chinatown Gateway Project 0$600,000 Rehabilitation of Rideau Curling Club Rink 25 $551,268 Expansion of Hornet's Nest with Fieldhouse0$550,000 Rehabilitation of segments of Third Line Road 50 $412,000 Rehabilitation of segments of Third Line Road 50 $400,000 Rehabilitation of segments of Harnett Road 50 $370,000 Rehabilitation of segments of Northwoods Drive50$366,000 Rural Road Operational Improvements 50 $331,000 Facilities Renewal Program - La Cite Collegiale 0$320,400 Rehabilitation of segments of 9th Line Road 25 $300,000 Rehabilitation of segments of O'Toole Road 25 $289,000 Rehabilitation of segments of McCordick Road from Mackey Road to Cowell Road) 25 $286,000 Pedestrian - Urban Multi-Use Pathways - Sawmill Creek Pathway Connections 25 $250,000 Rehabilitation of segments of Old Almonte Road 25 $205,000 Rehabilitation of segments of Moonstone Road 25 $203,000 Rehabilitation of segments of Old Almonte Road 50 $200,000 Rehabilitation of the Katimavik Pool 0$200,000 Rehabilitation of segments of McCordick Road (from Cowell Road to Dilworth Road) 25 $198,000 Rehabilitation of segments of McCordick Road (from Lockhead Road West to Mackey Road) 25 $184,000 Rehabilitation of segments of Paden Road 50 $170,000 Rehabilitation of segments of Tranquility Lane 50 $154,000 Rehabilitation of segments of French Hill Road 25 $149,000 Installation of Lighting at Fitzroy Harbour Community Centre / Campbell Bicentennial Park 0$148,500 Replacement of Rink Boards at Kars Rink 25 $125,000 Replacement of Waterplay in Emerald Woods 0$103,500 Replacement of Waterplay in Garden Way0$103,500 Replacement of Waterplay in Hintonburg Park 0$103,500 Replacement of Waterplay in Morrison 0$103,500 Replacement of Waterplay in North Vineyard 0$103,500 Replacement of Waterplay in Queensway Park 0$103,500 Rehabilitation of segments of Armitage Avenue 25 $86,000 Rehabilitation of segments of Armitage Avenue 25 $85,000 Rehabilitation of segments of McCordick Road (from Dilworth Road to McMullen Road) 25 $81,000 Bellevue Manor Community Centre0$80,000 Replacement of Apollo Crater Pathway Lighting 0$75,000 Replacement of Pathway Lighting in Bearbrook 0$75,000 Goulbourn Municipal Office Septic System Reconstruction 25 $70,000 Replacement of Pathway Lighting in Joshua Bradley Park 0$30,000.
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