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The Citizen has been covering the Lansdowne Park redevelopment since the planning stages. Here are some of our most-popular videos we shot along the way.
Horticulture Building’s moving day
March 15, 2014: Graham Bird, project manager of the Lansdowne redevelopment project, explains the process for moving the Horticulture Building.
Bashing down the stands
Demolition of the old south side Stands at Frank Claire Stadium at Lansdowne Park.
Lansdowne Tour
April 29, 2014: Mayor Jim Watson takes the media on a tour of Lansdowne Park as the deadline of July 18 for TD Place to be ready for the first Ottawa Redblacks home game looms large.
Lansdowne Park Opens
August 15, 2014: Lansdowne Park officially opens with dancers and native drummers welcoming VIPs and the media for the official ribbon cutting.
Living at Lansdowne: The park’s first residents have moved in
December 2, 2014: Eight days after moving into his new Lansdowne Park condominium, first-time owner Luke Leslie enjoys a leisurely day off
Lansdowne up and running
June 19, 2015; The Ottawa Sports & Entertainment Group and the City of Ottawa make the official announcement that Lansdowne is up, running and live as the city’s newest must-visit vibrant destination.
Lansdowne water park unveiled
July 24, 2015: Deputy Mayor Mark Taylor, MPP Yasir Naqvi, artist Jill Anholt and other VIPs take off their socks and shoes to cool off during the official opening of the new Lansdowne water park, along with dozens of kids.
170 Hours at TD Place time-lapse
September, 2015: A time-lapse video shows the incredible transformation of TD Place over a week, including a Fury FC match, Redblacks game and the first stadium show to hit TD Place when it was rocked by AC/DC.
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Horticulture Building’s moving day
March 15, 2014: Graham Bird, project manager of the Lansdowne redevelopment project, explains the process for moving the Horticulture Building.
Bashing down the stands
Demolition of the old south side Stands at Frank Claire Stadium at Lansdowne Park.
Lansdowne Tour
April 29, 2014: Mayor Jim Watson takes the media on a tour of Lansdowne Park as the deadline of July 18 for TD Place to be ready for the first Ottawa Redblacks home game looms large.
Lansdowne Park Opens
August 15, 2014: Lansdowne Park officially opens with dancers and native drummers welcoming VIPs and the media for the official ribbon cutting.
Living at Lansdowne: The park’s first residents have moved in
December 2, 2014: Eight days after moving into his new Lansdowne Park condominium, first-time owner Luke Leslie enjoys a leisurely day off
Lansdowne up and running
June 19, 2015; The Ottawa Sports & Entertainment Group and the City of Ottawa make the official announcement that Lansdowne is up, running and live as the city’s newest must-visit vibrant destination.
Lansdowne water park unveiled
July 24, 2015: Deputy Mayor Mark Taylor, MPP Yasir Naqvi, artist Jill Anholt and other VIPs take off their socks and shoes to cool off during the official opening of the new Lansdowne water park, along with dozens of kids.
170 Hours at TD Place time-lapse
September, 2015: A time-lapse video shows the incredible transformation of TD Place over a week, including a Fury FC match, Redblacks game and the first stadium show to hit TD Place when it was rocked by AC/DC.
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