A year since its launch, the Campaign to Create Tomorrow—the largest fundraising initiative in our city’s history to build the new Civic Campus of the Ottawa Hospital—has raised more than half of its $500 million goal.
“I’m thrilled to announce that as of today we’re at $268 million,” said Campaign Chair, Roger Greenberg.
It was shortly after the First World War when Ottawa’s former mayor, Harold Fisher, had a progressive vision for the future of medicine in the capital. Construction has begun on a 3,500-vehicle parking garage, ultimately for hospital staff, patients and visitors. In the short term, it will be used by work crews building the new hospital.
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