ByWard Market at the Heart of Ottawa’s Municipal Election Campaign

As Ottawa’s municipal election approaches, the future of the ByWard Market is drawing attention and becoming part of the broader conversation about the city's future.

From public safety and economic development to revitalization and community life, the district continues to be a topic of discussion throughout the campaign.

For the ByWard Market District Authority (BMDA), these conversations are an opportunity to reaffirm the district’s importance to Ottawa’s future.

A Word From The BMDA

“We are closely following the municipal election campaign, particularly the discussions and commitments surrounding the ByWard Market. We welcome the attention being given to the district and are pleased to see its future taking center stage in discussions.

After all, the ByWard Market is the heart of Ottawa, deeply connected to our city’s history, identity, and economic vitality. As such, it deserves continued attention, investment, and care.

The ByWard Market District Authority (BMDA) remains focused on supporting local businesses, strengthening the district’s economic vitality, enhancing public spaces, and fostering a safe, welcoming, and vibrant environment for residents and visitors alike.

We look forward to working collaboratively with the next City Council to advance these shared priorities and build on the progress already underway.”
— ByWard Market district authority

The ByWard Market in the Election Conversation

Want to learn more about what’s being said about the ByWard Market during the municipal election campaign? Explore some of the recent media coverage highlighting the district’s place in the conversation :

https://obj.ca/mark-sutcliffe-expands-business-priorities-re-election/

https://obj.ca/jeff-leiper-talks-housing-tourism-and-the-byward-market/

Alex Lawson wants to focus on basics (mentions ByWard Square security)

https://www.ctvnews.ca/ottawa/article/leiper-promises-more-night-ambassadors-fuller-storefronts-in-byward-market-if-elected-mayor-of-ottawa/

https://www.ctvnews.ca/ottawa/article/saravanamuttoo-promises-overhaul-of-citys-byward-market-plan-more-gathering-spots-downtown/


NOTE : The ByWard Market District Authority is a non-partisan organization. The articles shared above are provided for informational purposes only and do not constitute an endorsement of any candidate or electoral platform.

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