Ottawans walk near the Rideau Centre on April 9, 2022. The warmer spring weather means more people are flooding the market area, although hats were still worn by many.
The Ottawa Police Service plans to move into a Rideau Centre storefront for its new operations centre in the ByWard Market.Ottawa police are recommending a storefront location in the Rideau Centre for a new neighbourhood police operations centre. The Ottawa Police Service plans to move into a Rideau Centre storefront for its new operations centre in the ByWard Market.
The storefront, located at 55 Rideau St. across from the Rideau LRT station, would be nearly 3,000 square feet.The police service is supporting a city-led initiative to create what it calls a "neighbourhood operations centre." Ottawa Mayor Mark SutcliffeMayor Mark Sutcliffe campaigned on a promise to increase the police presence in the ByWard Market, pictured here.
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