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Here's what the ByWard Market will look like after a new $200M revitalization plan

March 5, 2026
A $200-million revitalization plan for the ByWard Market will include major upgrades to three key projects in the prime tourist district, including the renovation and streetscaping of its signature market building at 55 ByWard Market Square, a pedestrian-oriented plaza on York Street and the repurposing of an aging city-owned parking structure on Clarence Street. Read More

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