Government Conference Centre

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The Government Conference Centre is a historic former railway station in downtown Ottawa that now serves as a federal government meeting and event facility.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf conference centre
former railway station
heritage building
address 2 Rideau Street, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada
architect Ross and Macdonald NERFINISHED
architecturalStyle Beaux-Arts
city Ottawa
conversionToConferenceCentreDate 1967
country Canada
floorArea approximately 10,000 square metres
formerFunction intercity railway station
formerName Ottawa Union Station NERFINISHED
function event venue
federal government meeting facility
hasFeature arched windows
colonnaded façade
grand waiting room
large entrance hall
ornamental interior detailing
hasHeritageValueFor architecture
relationship to Parliament Hill precinct
role in Canadian railway history
heritageDesignation Classified Federal Heritage Building NERFINISHED
heritageDesignationDate 1983
locatedIn Canada
Ontario
Ottawa
locatedInNeighbourhood Downtown Ottawa NERFINISHED
locatedNear Château Laurier NERFINISHED
Parliament Hill NERFINISHED
Rideau Canal NERFINISHED
material stone
nearIntersection Rideau Street and Mackenzie Avenue NERFINISHED
numberOfStoreys 3
openingDate 1912
operator Government of Canada NERFINISHED
ownedBy Public Services and Procurement Canada NERFINISHED
owner Government of Canada NERFINISHED
proximityTo Confederation Square NERFINISHED
National War Memorial NERFINISHED
railwayStationClosureDate 1966
railwayStationFor Canadian National Railway NERFINISHED
Canadian Pacific Railway NERFINISHED
usedBy Parliament of Canada NERFINISHED
federal departments and agencies
usedFor conferences
government meetings
official events

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Ottawa Convention Centre near Government Conference Centre
Confederation Square near Government Conference Centre