LeBreton Flats is a historic neighborhood in central Ottawa, Ontario, characterized by its diverse past and ongoing redevelopment. Originally a residential area with industrial activity, it suffered from a devastating fire in 1900 and later, extensive expropriation in the 1960s. The land, which remained vacant for decades, is now home to the Canadian War Museum and the National Holocaust Monument. Current redevelopment plans aim to transform LeBreton Flats into a vibrant mixed-use community with housing, commercial spaces, and public areas. The area also hosts significant events like the Ottawa Bluesfest and was the temporary site for Canada Day celebrations during Parliament Hill's renovations.