Ledo Hotel

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The Ledo Hotel was a three-storey brick building located in downtown Sudbury, Ontario, Canada. Originally built as a commercial block in 1907, the building has also served as a hotel as well as contained apartment suites. The project sits on a high traffic site, triangulated between Van Horne, Elgin and Shaughnessy Street. It was located in downtown Sudbury, named as such due to the concentration of restaurants, entertainment, local craft stores and tattoo parlors as well as the Place des Arts. The original building was destroyed by a fire in 1952 and a new building built on the same footprint, known as the Ledo seen today. The building has become increasingly unsafe until being deemed too dangerous for human occupation by the Sudbury Fire Marshal in October 2020, and now exists as a vacant structure. Multiple proposals to reuse the building for further development in recent years were considered, but the Sudbury City Council voted to demolish the building for parking space, with demolition awaiting to be started. Demolition began January 8th, 2024.

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