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Tell us what you think of our plan! The public is invited to join Canada Lands and its planning team on April 13, 2022, for a two-hour bilingual webinar and panel discussion on the proposed preferred concept to reintegrate 1495 Heron Road into the community. At this meeting, you will have an...

The City of Toronto Planning Division is hosting a virtual community consultation meeting to get feedback on the William Baker District Plan and the first phase development applications that Canada Lands submitted. The virtual meeting will take place Wednesday, March 30, 2022, from 7:00 – 9:00 pm ET...

The term of Canada Lands Company Limited’s current chair of the board of directors ends June 2022. A recruitment process, managed by the Privy Council, is currently underway. Learn more here.

The 1495 Heron Road project team would like to thank everyone who participated in the second round of engagement for the site. Your feedback and input are invaluable and much appreciated. Please note that the online questionnaire is now closed for comments. Should you wish to provide any further...

From February 11 to 27, the public is invited to complete a detailed online questionnaire and react to four draft concepts that were developed to reintegrate this site into the community through a mix of housing, retail, open space, and amenities, in line with the redevelopment’s guiding principles...

Pre-application Phase one Phase two Phase three Post-application Community Site Walks Community Site Walk, October 2021 Downsview Lands Community Voice Association and North York Community Preservation Panel, July 2021 Downsview Lands Community Voice Association Site Walk, October 2021 Wilson...

The Board of Directors of Canada Lands Company Limited (CLCL) invites members of the public to its virtual annual public meeting on Nov. 24, 2021, at 12 p.m. ET. CLCL is a self-financing federal Crown corporation that works to enrich the everyday lives of Canadians by embracing the potential of the...

Canada Lands Company is proud to add five new awards to its roster. The recent awards, given in recognition of its real estate projects in Vancouver and Edmonton and a new permanent exhibit at the Montréal Science Centre, are a testament to the Company’s commitment to enrich Canadian communities and...

The Honourable Anita Anand, Minister of Public Services and Procurement, and Minister responsible for Canada Lands Company and the Old Port of Montréal Corporation, today announced Canada Lands Company’s $50 million infrastructure improvement to revitalize the Old Port of Montréal. Building on the...

Today, the Honourable Anita Anand, Minister of Public Services and Procurement and Minister responsible for Canada Lands Company, announced a $21-million investment to enhance Canada’s national symbol, the CN Tower. Canada Lands Company, a federal Crown corporation, owns and operates the CN Tower...

Edmonton, Alberta – Jun. 11, 2021 - The Federal Lands Initiative, led by the Canada Mortgage and Housing Corporation (CMHC) with support from Public Services and Procurement Canada, Employment and Social Development Canada and Canada Lands Company, is seeking proponents to acquire properties at the...

After months of public engagement and nearly two years of planning, the Treaty One Development Corporation (T1DC) and the Canada Lands Company (CLC) today released the Master Plan for the 160-acre development to be constructed at the former Kapyong Barracks in Winnipeg. “This legacy development will...

We are Canada Lands Company, a self-financing, federal Crown corporation. We report to the Parliament of Canada through the Minister of Public Services and Procurement.

Our commitment to implement effective and innovative environmental solutions extends to our Attractions division, where we manage world-renowned sites with a two-fold mission: to curate memorable experiences while enhancing environmental value for Canadians.

We have the expertise, vision and passion to enhance how Canadians live, work and play. We operate in two separate but related business sectors to produce the optimal return on our work to the benefit of all Canadians and our shareholder, the Government of Canada.

We enrich Canadian communities by embracing the potential of the places and spaces we own and operate. Keeping the needs of Canadians at the heart of each development, we envision vibrant and viable neighbourhoods where residents can live, work, learn and play.

We work with Canadians to provide them the best possible benefit. We pride ourselves on an engagement-based approach to pursuing community-oriented goals, environmental stewardship and heritage commemoration with all our projects across Canada.

At Canada Lands, we’re just as passionate about the country’s future as we are its past. Since our inception in 1995, we’ve invested more than $11 million in legacy initiatives at our real estate developments across the country. The initiatives, which range from street names to walking trails to monuments, pay homage to the great history of Canada and its people.

Our goal is to create viable communities in which Canadians and their families can live, work and play. Across our real estate developments, we’ve incorporated vast open and green spaces for recreational use and personal enjoyment.

The Board of Directors of Canada Lands Company Limited (CLCL) invites members of the public to its virtual annual public meeting on Nov. 25, 2020 at 11 a.m. ET. CLCL is a self-financing federal Crown corporation that works to enrich the everyday lives of Canadians by embracing the potential of the...

Canada Lands is shaping Downsview Park to be a dynamic urban green space in which active and passive elements are combined for the betterment of the surrounding community and the city.

Through multiple collaborations and partnerships with Indigenous communities across Canada, the Company is assisting the Government of Canada in its continued commitment to the prosperity of Indigenous Peoples and their interests. Canada Lands is proud to work alongside the Nations in redeveloping former federal properties and creating employment, training, commemoration, procurement and mentorship opportunities.

Located on the traditional territory of the Algonquins of Ontario, Wateridge Village is a vibrant and sustainable community in which nature and heritage hang in perfect harmony. Development of the site’s master plan has been led by key design principles which include innovation, sustainability, cultural and social dynamism, a high quality of life and commemoration.

A multi-award-winning community development, the Village at Griesbach in Edmonton is proof that when heritage, beauty and sustainability are brought together, award-winning design is the result.

Located in the north end of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia, Shannon Park is an 87-acre property on the eastern shore of the Halifax Harbour. The site’s ongoing redevelopment, done in collaboration with the Millbrook First Nation, is one of the city’s most anticipated large-scale real estate projects.