Residents in several Ottawa neighbourhoods may notice more police on Saturday to deal with expected crowds from the Panda Game — the annual football game between the University of Ottawa Gee-Gees and the Carleton Ravens. Ottawa police says more officers will be in the Sandy Hill, Old Ottawa South and Glebe areas as well as around TD Place at Lansdowne Park. Action Sandy Hill, the neighbourhood's community association, recently raised concerns about the lack of a crowd-control plan for the event. William Milner, the group's president, told Radio-Canada in a French interview residents have dealt with the fallout of the celebrations around the game for years. Those issues include an aftermath of debris and garbage, as well as partygoers urinating on residents' properties.

Source: CBC News September 29, 2021 19:23 UTC