The University of Ottawa’s Gee-Gees emerged victorious in the annual Panda Game, defeating the Carleton Ravens with a score of 35-32. Approximately 24,000 fans, filling the stands to near capacity, witnessed the thrilling football clash between the two rival universities in Ottawa.
To ensure the safety of attendees, party revelers, and local residents, Ottawa’s police and bylaw services collaborated with community and university partners in a comprehensive security operation. A heightened police presence was observed in Sandy Hill and Lansdowne Park before and during the game, with plans to maintain vigilance throughout the day. Authorities indicated a focus on addressing Criminal Code violations, Liquor Licence and Control Act breaches, and general conduct issues while emphasizing public safety as their top priority.
City officials announced that bylaw enforcement would monitor activities such as loitering, public intoxication, and obstruction of sidewalks during the event. More updates are expected to be provided on this developing story.