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'Canadian Tire Centre will continue to be the home of the Senators and we'll continue to invest in that facility. 'We know that that is the home of the Ottawa Senators and our concert promoting business and everything else for the next several years, so we're not abandoning Canadian Tire Centre,' said Anthony LeBlanc, Ottawa Senators president of business operations. The Ottawa Senators insist they will not abandon Kanata. People come to Kanata, they enjoy a lot of things about Kanata.” “Because I think they bring a lot of business. 'Really crummy,' says Kanata resident Dannette McLeod. 'If it gets more people going then it’s probably better for the team.' 'For me it doesn’t matter,' says Kanata Resident Dan Longpre. 'But it should have been downtown years ago.'

'I’m OK with them here in Kanata,' says one resident. Residents in Kanata have mixed feelings about the move. Because it will provide people coming out here, using the restaurants, the hotels and all that stuff, on a weekly basis.' 'If we have to lose the team, an entertainment district is a great idea. 'The future of this place will get determined once they know for sure they’re moving,' says Hubley.

The city councillor for the area, Allan Hubley, says even if the team does move, the possibilities for the current arena are endless. As long as they bring something in there that replaces the crowds that we get, we don’t mind. There’s always something going on at the Canadian Tire Centre and everybody benefits from it,' says Somra. He knows if the Sens leave, they will be taking with them many of his customers. 'If they move, obviously it’s going to be a big loss,' says Somra.

A lot of his business comes from hockey fans. Javed Somra owns the Boston Pizza in Kanata Centrum. Now the future of this hockey and music venue is in question if the Sens move to LeBreton Flats. The CTC was once called the Palladium when construction was completed in 1996. Now that the Ottawa Senators are one step closer to moving downtown, what does that mean for the Canadian Tire Centre and the businesses in the Kanata area?

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