Project: Remedial Plan for LeBreton Flats, Ottawa

Client: National Captial Commission

Starting in the early 1800s, LeBreton Flats was a bustling mixture of industrial and residential land use, supported by the nearby Chàudiere Falls. From foundaries, to rail yards, to tanneries, the industries supported Ottawa's growth and the workers who lived nearby, but left behind a legacy of contaminated soil and groundwater. When the Flats were razed by the federal government in the early sixties, it must have seemed improbable that it would be another 40 years before the residents returned. The redevelopment of LeBreton Flats is now underway, however, thanks in part to the Remedial Action Plan prepared by Intera. This comprehensive plan, which included historical review, site characterization, establishment of remedial targets, and preliminary feasibility and remediation studies laid the groundwork for future site-specific remediation and risk assessment work. Intera has and continues to play a critical role in assisting the NCC with the redevelopment of this valuable property.

Intera News & Updates
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22/03/2010
Intera wins 3-year contract for gas transport modelling of the Lasgit Experiment (Large Scale Gas Injection Test).

12/02/2010
3 years and 5000 metres later: drilling at DGR is now complete.

25/02/2010
Dr. Robert Walsh provides mView and TOUGH2 training to Nippon-Koei Research Division in Tsukuba-shi, Japan.

28/01/2010
New Website released.