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which wanted to use the bridge as part of a commuter rail project spanning the Ottawa River. The order in council dated April 5 stated that "the agency's decision went against national policy because it would force a railway company to invest in an "unused and non-profitable railway line," or discontinue it permanently", despite the Moose consortium indicating that it actively wanted to invest in this rail infrastructure.
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a portion of the rail line leading to the bridge or to restore the tracks so they can accommodate rail traffic within 12 months. In statements, Ottawa mayor Jim Watson asserted that, "We don't have the funds to put rail across to Quebec at this point." While there had been funding put aside for the work several years earlier, it has since been re-directed to a pedestrian bridge over the
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In February 2018, the Canadian Transportation Agency ruled that the city breached its duty as a rail line owner when it dismantled a section of tracks near the bridge in order to build a new entrance to Bayview Station of the new Light Rail System. The CTA gave the City of Ottawa two options: to sell
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In December 2020, the City of Ottawa began considering an interim multi-use pathway on the bridge. In July 2021, Ottawa City Council committed to spending $ 14 million to upgrade the bridge into a pedestrian bridge, and officially renamed the bridge to the Chief William Commanda Bridge, in honour of
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In April 2019 (a federal election year), the Federal Cabinet issued an Order In Council rescinding the Canadian Transportation Agency's decision, meaning that the City of Ottawa would no longer need to appeal the order to repair the rail link, also rejecting a petition from Moose Consortium Ltd.,
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In September 2016 the City of Ottawa spent $ 46,000 to install new chain-link fences to block entrance to the bridge, although the fence was breached shortly afterwards. In September 2016, a pop-up picnic led by residents was organized in opposition to the proposed barricades. At the end of year
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In 2016, City of Gatineau officials showed great interest in the bridge as a transit link between the two cities, but modifications would need to be made, as there is only enough room for a single track on the bridge; the City of Ottawa has now permanently built over this rail infrastructure to
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Anishinabeg First Nation from 1951 to 1970. $ 8.6 million was pledged to the project by the federal government. Construction began in the fall of 2021, and the multi-use pathway was expected to be completed by the fall of 2022 with additional rehabilitation work being completed by 2024.
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In May 2022, the City of Ottawa was sued for $ 1.5 million in a negligence case involving the death of a 14-year-old boy who drowned after climbing through the fencing barring access to the bridge and jumping into the Ottawa River. According to the family's lawyer,
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The bridge served well into the 20th century, but as rail transport diminished and more efficient routes became more common, the line saw less traffic. In 1999, the City of Ottawa leased the CPR line, including the bridge, for the construction of the
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has received 51 calls about activities at the bridge, three of which resulted in charges being laid, though no complaints related to the structural safety of the bridge itself, rather to possible criminal activity occurring on the property.
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2016, the city had no plans to convert the bridge into a pedestrian or cycling path, which it said would cost $ 10.5 million. Rather, their stated goal was to use the bridge as an interprovincial rail link, connecting
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In 2005, the bridge was disconnected from the tracks just before its approach on the Ottawa side; this was done for a water line project being built along the
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and the bridge became overgrown. As the purchase of the bridge included the approaches on both sides, the City of Ottawa now owns property in Quebec.
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While the bridge was closed, city officials reported safety concerns. Between January 1, 2005 and August 29, 2016 the
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Chief William Commanda Bridge, south approach, August 2023 after it was opened to pedestrian and cyclist traffic
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City of Ottawa Report to Corporate Services and Economic Development Committee and Council, 7 December 2004
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On 4 August 2023, the bridge opened for pedestrian and cyclist use. In November, it closed for the winter.
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eventually fell through and it was repurposed for pedestrian and cycling use as part of the
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system, which would launch in 2028, would see it cross the bridge to link to Ottawa's
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in 1901, the second railway bridge to cross the river between Ottawa and
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The bridge was used by rail traffic for the last time on July 26, 2001.
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and continues across the northern channel into the Province of Quebec.
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Planning, Real Estate and Economic Development Dept (2021-12-21).
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The bridge remained unused and the section of track between the
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As of June 2019, the City of Gatineau's design for its planned
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would later declare that this original plan was unworkable.
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Churcher, Colin J. (January 2006). Roberts, Earl W. (ed.).
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Chief William Commanda Bridge, south approach, July 2005
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purchased the bridge and associated rail corridors for
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in 2005. Initial plans to incorporate it as part of an
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Broadcasting Corporation, Canadian (4 August 2023).
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Bridge between Ottawa, Ontario and Gatineau, Quebec
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Prince of Wales Bridge (Canada)

Coordinates
45°24′56″N 75°43′40″W / 45.41556°N 75.72778°W / 45.41556; -75.72778
Ottawa River
Lemieux Island
Ottawa
Gatineau
National Capital Region
French
Named for
William Commanda
Truss bridge
tracks
shared-use path
Track gauge
standard gauge
Structure gauge
AAR
French
pedestrian/cycling bridge
rail bridge
Ottawa River
Ottawa
Gatineau
Lemieux Island
Nepean Bay
Bytown and Prescott Railway
Lebreton Flats
Canadian Pacific Railway

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