West Memorial Rehabilitation Project

After nearly two decades of vacancy, the West Memorial Building in Ottawa has been rehabilitated and transformed into the temporary home of the Supreme Court of Canada. Following the renovation of the existing Supreme Court of Canada Building, the West Memorial Building will transition into a long-term workplace for federal employees. Originally built between 1954 to 1958, the seven-storey federal heritage building was built alongside the East Memorial Building and linked by the Memorial Colonnade.