Tim Lash is a consultant in strategies for sustainability; his professional degree is Environmental Studies, York University. He has lived in Charlottetown, Montreal, Malawi, Vancouver, and Toronto. He's now a long-time resident of Ottawa. Read his viewpoint on the development planned for Lansdowne here.

Ian Lee is a Director of the MBA Program at the Sprott School of Business, Carleton University. At the Friends of Lansdowne Public Meeting held June 17th at the Civic Centre, Professor Lee spoke on the finances surrounding the Lansdowne project. In an opinion piece published in the Ottawa Business Journal, Mr. Lee gives a summary of his arguments against the Lansdowne Deal.

As the host community where the proposed Lansdowne development is scheduled to take place, the Glebe Community Association has a lot to say about the plans.

On Thursday June 17th, the Ottawa Built Heritage Advisory Committee (OBHAC) received a heritage briefing on the Lansdowne Park Redevelopment Plan by John Smit and John Stewart and rejected the plans presented for Lansdowne by adopting the following resolutions: