Ottawa- Community Overview

2445 boul. St-Laurent

Vanier, ON

K1G 6C3

613-742-8960

https://cepeo.on.ca/

133 Greenbank Rd. 

Nepean, ON

K2H 6L3

613-596-8211

https://www.ocdsb.ca/

4000 Labelle St. 

Gloucester, ON

K1J 1A1

613-744-2555

https://www.ecolecatholique.ca/

570 West Hunt Club Rd. 

Nepean, ON

K2G 3R4

613-224-2222

https://www.ocsb.ca/

613-520-7400

https://carleton.ca/

613-562-5700

https://www2.uottawa.ca/en

613-236-1393

https://www.ustpaul.ca/

713 Montreal Rd. 

Ottawa, ON

K1K 0T2 

613-746-4621

https://hopitalmontfort.com/

401 Smyth Rd. 

Ottawa, ON 

K1G 6W3

613-737-7600

https://www.cheo.on.ca/en/index.aspx

3045 Baseline Rd. 

Ottawa, ON 

K2H 8P4

613-721-2000

https://www.qch.on.ca/

Civic Site

1053 Carling Ave. 

Ottawa, ON 

K1Y 4E9 

613-722-7000

501 Smyth Rd. 

Ottawa, ON

K1H 8L6

613-737-7777

1967 Riverside Dr. 

Ottawa, ON

K1H 7W9

613-738-7100

https://www.ottawahospital.on.ca/

Rogers Cablesystems 

1-888-764-3771

https://www.rogers.com/

Alectra Utilities

1-888-253-2872

Alectra Utilities

Hydro One 

1-888-664-9376

https://www.hydroottawa.com/en

Enbridge Gas 

1-877-362-7434

https://www.enbridge.com/

Peel Region - General Inquiries 

905-791-7800

www.peelregion.ca

Peel Region - Collection Inquiries

905-791-9499

www.peelregion.ca

Bell Canada 

310-Bell

https://www.bell.ca/

The telephone area code for Mississauga is 905.

3 Gothic stone buildings roofed with green copper form Canada’s seat of government. The centre block is crowned by the 92 m (302 foot) Peace Tower with a carillon of 53 bells. An eternal flame burns in front of the buildings as a symbol of Canada’s 100 years of nationhood. Close up, you’ll see the gargoyles near the roof, some of which wear the faces of the buildings’ creators.

During the summer, once a day the Governor General’s Foot Guards and the Canadian Grenadier Guards, in scarlet tunics and bearskin busbies, perform a ceremony as the old guard is relieved and the new guard takes its place. The precise maneuvers, the martial music and the panorama of the lawns and buildings of Parliament Hill produce a wonderful effect.

Canada’s largest farmers market, four blocks containing cafes, one of a kind stores and over 100 vendors selling fresh produce, flowers, arts and crafts.

The Dutch Royal Family spent their enforced exile in Ottawa during World War II. As a token of their appreciation, the Dutch people sent tulip bulbs, over four million of them. Each spring, the gift is given anew, and the City of Ottawa celebrates with a Spring Festival.

Held for 10 days in June, with various performing artists from Canada and around the world.

SuperEX - A large-scale country fair with a major Horse Show, midway, agricultural exhibits, and big-name entertainment in the grandstand.

Ottawa celebrates winter with a 10-day carnival: sporting activities, entertainment, fireworks, ice sculptures and more, centered around the ice-bound Rideau Canal.

From a walk above the production floor, visitors can see how coins are made.

Canada's cultural heritage is traced in the collections exhibited in this spectacular new building. Features include IMAX and OMNIMAX theatres and a children's museum.

This museum in the historic Victoria building is a journey through time, covering the vanished world of dinosaurs as well as the habitats of today's birds, mammals, and plants.

The history of Canada's fighting men and women and their weapons, from primitive clubs to guided missiles. It is the only national military museum in Canada.

This museum features animal barns and interpretive programs.

The history of aviation is brought to life with over 100 aircraft, from Canada's first heavier-than-air flying machine to the jet age, on display in a custom-designed museum.

Its glass building, overlooking the Ottawa River is so stunning you may forget that it also holds the world's most comprehensive collection of Canadian art.

An open house, two theatres, two restaurants, sculpture, flowers, and terraces are all part of this series of inter-related hexagonal forms on the banks of the Rideau Canal.

A storehouse of documents, recordings, films, and photographs relating to the development of Canada, many on display.

An impressive building above the Ottawa River where you can see and hear the proceedings that interprets the law by which all Canadians must live.

Completed in 1832, to allow British gunboats to avoid the American cannon on the St. Lawrence, the canal became a commercial waterway. Today it is used for pleasure-boating in summer and skating in winter.Completed in 1832, to allow British gunboats to avoid the American cannon on the St. Lawrence, the canal became a commercial waterway. Today it is used for pleasure-boating in summer and skating in winter.

This events park is an oasis in the downtown core of Ottawa. The park hosts numerous community events including Winterlude and the Jazz Festival.

Located in downtown Ottawa, the park offers views of popular landmarks including the Ottawa River and Parliament Buildings. The park is host to numerous community events.