
Tobi Nussbaum
Tobi Nussbaum is the Chief Executive Officer of the National Capital Commission (NCC) in Canada, where he oversees the management of federal lands in the national capital region. He has been a prominent advocate for urban development and sustainability, promoting initiatives that enhance the quality of life in Ottawa. Recently, he was in the news for his role in announcing the sale of land in the LeBreton Flats area to facilitate the construction of a new NHL arena for the Ottawa Senators, highlighting the project's potential to revitalize the downtown core.
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CEO Tobi Nussbaum told me, 'we want residents and visitors to stop.'
Swimmable cities are better citiesMr. Carney thanked the National Capital Commission – commission CEO Tobi Nussbaum was present for the news conference – for maintaining the property.
Carney kicks off competition to renovate 24 Sussex Dr.Tobi Nussbaum hinted at imminent action regarding 24 Sussex Dr. during a meeting of the commission’s board.
Ottawa launching competition to find firm to rebuild 24 Sussex, sources sayTobi Nussbaum is the chief executive officer of the National Capital Commission who expressed confidence in the government's engagement on 24 Sussex.
Federal government is actively engaged on 24 Sussex, National Capital Commission head saysTobi Nussbaum is the chief executive officer of the National Capital Commission managing the former residence for Canada’s prime ministers.
NCC head hopeful of action on dealing with 24 Sussex Dr.Tobi Nussbaum, NCC chief executive officer, said the project will be a plus for Ontario’s second most populous city after Toronto.
Plans for new downtown Ottawa NHL arena move ahead as Senators, NCC finalize land deal





















