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literary and media arts and unique spaces for receptions and special events. Operated by the City of Ottawa, this diversity of programs and activities is attributed to a unique collaboration with the Centreâs
Resident Arts Partners: AOE Arts Council, Gloucester Pottery School, MIFO (Mouvement dâimplication francophone dâOrlĂ©ans), Ottawa School of ArtâOrlĂ©ans Campus, and OYP Theatre School. The Centre is also home to Resident Company Tara Luz Danse and ARTicipate, a one-of-a-kind endowment fund that supports innovative programming at the Centre.
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in Orléans in 1955 with the establishment of the first
Chamber of Commerce, which campaigned on behalf of various causes, such as pressing for a decent water and sewer system in the 1960s. The quiet, rural community that was once Orléans lived its last moments in 1958 when developers hit the town, and from then on, things would never be the same. Orléans has known dramatic residential growth since then, which has led to profound social and linguistic changes in the population's makeup.
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square feet of state-of-the-art training equipment, a wave pool, whirlpool, sauna, physiotherapy clinic, Douvris
Martial Arts, pro shop, restaurant and a coffee shop. Various recreation programs include fitness classes, summer camps, indoor cycling, aqua fitness, swimming lessons and general interest programs.
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policy in March 1985. In 1988 a
Township-wide Nature trails sub-committee was formed under the Cumberland Township Recreation committee. This Committee, composed of volunteer Township residents, advises and assists the Township in developing, maintaining and protecting the natural areas within Cumberland.
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In 2009, the
Shenkman Arts Centre opened just east of Place d'Orléans. It is a multidisciplinary arts centre that houses two theatres, seven galleries and 17 studios. The Centre houses activities within specialized spaces for hands-on instruction, creation and presentation of the visual, performing,
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at the eastern end was phased out in 2003, and the ten-hectare sand fill and natural beach is now used for public recreation. Petrie Island is home to turtles in some of its sheltered lagoons and has a nature centre for learning more about the local environment. There is a marina with canoe and kayak
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is situated along the Ottawa River northeast of Orléans. The Petrie
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The first significant real estate development was
Queenswood Heights, with construction beginning in 1958. In 1970, the Grey Nuns of Charity Congregation sold 500 acres of land to the Costain and Minto real estate companies, which launched significant developments in the Convent Glen, Orléans Wood,
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It was in the 1830s that the earliest pioneers arrived in the Orléans area. The Dupuis, Besserer, Major, Duford, and Vézina families were among the first
Francophones. A few English-speaking families also made Orléans their home from the very beginning, such as the Kennys and the McNeelys. In 1880,
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is the largest and most comprehensive recreation complex in
Orleans, featuring three National Hockey League (NHL) size arenas, including the Ron Racette Arena, with 12 full dressing rooms and separate referee and alternate dressing rooms. The complex also features a fitness centre with over 20,000
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There are also several nature trails and paths throughout the area, including the Bilberry Creek Trail and the Princess Louise Trail (incl. a waterfall) through which Taylor Creek runs. In 1984, the Township formed a committee to develop a policy for the use of Conservation lands and approved the
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Bob MacQuarrie Recreation Complex (formerly Orléans Recreation Complex) houses the Elizabeth Manley Figure Skating Arena, the Roger Sénécal Arena, squash and racquetball courts and a fitness centre. Various recreation programs include fitness classes, summer camps, indoor cycling, aqua fitness,
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In the same year (1922), Orléans became a semi-autonomous municipality, known as a police village, and more decisions were made locally. The police village was governed by a council of three volunteers elected to preserve peace, health, and public safety. At the time, the village was part of
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In 1858, the first subdivision plans (Lots 1 and 2) were registered in the County of Carleton for Gloucester Township, creating the Village of Saint-Joseph d'Orléans. In 1859, François Dupuis also registered his plan (Lot 3), including St. John (St-Jean), Dupuis (Dessere), and Scott Streets
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In 2001, Orléans was amalgamated into the City of Ottawa, becoming Urban sub-area No. 16 (now No. 15). The country-wide housing boom starting from 2000 has also seen a considerable amount of housing and residential areas being developed in the eastern Orléans area west of
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Monsignor Ebrard named Orleans in the late 1850s after the city of the same name in France. According to the Canadian Permanent Committee on Geographical Names files, he applied for the establishment of a post office "plus tard en 1859." It was granted in 1860.
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The housing and population boom years for Orléans came in the decade from 1981 to 1991. The population of Orléans tripled and grew from 24,000 to 70,000 people. Orléans recorded the second-highest population growth rate in the entire country in the late 1980s.
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determined that Orléans' population was 125,937. Before being amalgamated into Ottawa in 2001, the community of Orléans was spread over two municipal jurisdictions, the eastern portion being in the pre-amalgamation
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moved its city hall from Leonard, Ont. to Orléans. Orleans continued its residential developments through the 1990s. In addition to the residential developments, the 1990s in Orleans saw the final expansion of the
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St-Joseph Blvd. circa 1971. The Duford Hill to Queenswood Heights is in the background (behind the Coca-Cola sign). Today, Place d'Orléans would be on the left and the Dental Docs Office to the right.
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Gloucester Township, which in turn, was part of Carleton County. However, some parishioners lived in Cumberland Township, east of Champlain Street, the dividing line between the townships.
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In 1885, the first church opened its doors. In 1922, a second church - the current one - replaced the first, which had been destroyed by fire. The parish priest was Mgr. Hilaire Chartrand.
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and bays, of about 12 km. Much of the area has been publicly owned since 1983, purchased to preserve the natural habitat of the western portion of the islands.
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swimming lessons and general interest programs. The Elizabeth Manley skating rink at the Bob MacQuarrie Recreation Complex is named for figure skater
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In 1860, Father Alphonse-Marius ChaĂźne was appointed resident priest of the new Saint-Joseph dâOrlĂ©ans parish, founded in October of the same year.
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and the Canadian Academy of Skating Arts. The skating club is well known for sending skaters to national and international competitions.
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History and Timeline information was collected from the information in the Orléans, Ontario PDF file uploaded to this page just below.
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shopping centre, a movie theatre, several new restaurants, new businesses, four new high schools, etc.
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1902 â CPR Short Line Railway opens from Ottawa to Blackburn Hamlet. OrlĂ©ans also asks for a railway.
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1954 â Passenger service discontinued on the Ottawa and New York railway between Ottawa and Cornwall
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1956 â (May 15) Fighter jet crashes into Grey Nuns Villa St-Louis Convent in OrlĂ©ans â 15 killed.
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1939 â Reeve Jack Innes dies in office. Saint-François Concession Road was renamed after him.
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1958 â NCC predecessor expropriates 22,500 acres of Gloucester farmland for the Greenbelt.
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1972 â OC Transpo extends city bus service to Beacon Hill, Blackburn Hamlet, and OrlĂ©ans
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Queenswood Public School closed in 2008(now Coccinelle (Garderie) Ăcole La Source)
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the parish consisted of 43 Anglophone families and 131 Francophone families.
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is a 34-hectare sports and recreational complex, consisting of 15
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who trained at the facility. Manley won a Silver Medal in Women's
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2010 â CitĂ© CollĂ©giale opens a Trades school â Alphonse-Desjardins
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1885 â Grey Nuns buy 500 acres for giant Youville Farm in OrlĂ©ans.
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1983 â The first newspaper in OrlĂ©ans, the bilingual Express.
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1981 â The Township of Gloucester was incorporated as a city.
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1967 â Water mains installed for the first time in OrlĂ©ans.
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1972 â Garneau Secondary School opens, first in OrlĂ©ans
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1962 â GrandmaĂźtre family sells sand from Petrie Island
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1958 â OrlĂ©ans fails in bid for full municipal status.
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1986 â First English-language newspaper, Orleans Star
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1893 â OrlĂ©ans opens cemetery behind St-Joseph Church
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and south of Innes Road, such as the new communities
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1342:Ăcole Ă©lĂ©mentaire catholique Des Villageois (Closed)
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and east towards the eastern end of the development.
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1962 â Greenâs Creek Pollution Control Centre opens.
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1158:: Located east of Tenth Line, north of Highway 174.
1023:: Located east of Jeanne d'Arc Boulevard, north of
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1572:, which will be the eastern terminus for both the
1327:Ăcole Ă©lĂ©mentaire catholique Notre-Dame-des-Champs
885:figure skating in the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics
860:2003 â Petrie Island turned into a recreation area
806:1972 â Gloucester Coat of Arms put on police cars.
707:1915 â First police constable appointed in OrlĂ©ans
637:1850 â Post Office opens in Notre-Dame-de-Lourdes.
683:1891 â Construction of St. Joseph Church rectory.
661:1860 â A private French school opened in OrlĂ©ans.
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1526:Public transportation in Orléans is provided by
812:1973 â Blackburn Branch of Public Library opens.
857:2001 â OrlĂ©ans absorbed into the City of Ottawa
854:1989 â Third municipal office opened in OrlĂ©ans
1324:Ăcole Ă©lĂ©mentaire catholique L'Ătoile-de-l'Est
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1345:Ăcole Ă©lĂ©mentaire publique PrĂ©seault (Closed)
1310:Ăcole Ă©lĂ©mentaire catholique de la DĂ©couverte
1286:Ăcole secondaire catholique BĂ©atrice-Desloges
842:1980 â Place dâOrlĂ©ans Shopping Centre opens.
818:1975 â Cairine Wilson Secondary School opens.
782:1968 â Blair Road Queensway Interchange opens
2148:Conseil des Ă©coles catholiques du Centre-Est
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1330:Ăcole Ă©lĂ©mentaire catholique Reine-des-Bois
951:2.7 km of trails in Chatelaine Village
737:1953 â St-Louis-de-Montfort Hospital opens.
692:1900 â Antoine Leduc opens hotel in OrlĂ©ans
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1321:Ăcole Ă©lĂ©mentaire catholique des Voyageurs
1317:Ăcole Ă©lĂ©mentaire catholique des Pionniers
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1336:Ăcole Ă©lĂ©mentaire catholique Sainte-Marie
1313:Ăcole Ă©lĂ©mentaire catholique Alain-Fortin
1236:Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha Catholic School
785:1970 â Big housing boom starts in OrlĂ©ans
779:1968 â Construction begins on Highway 417
734:1952 â Highway 17 rebuilt through OrlĂ©ans
175:St-Joseph d'Orléans Parish, built in 1830
122:Learn how and when to remove this message
1688:National Inventory of Military Memorials
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1426:Fallingbrook Community Elementary School
1360:Ăcole secondaire publique GisĂšle-Lalonde
1307:Ăcole Ă©lĂ©mentaire catholique Arc-en-ciel
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839:1980 â Orleans Recreation Complex opens.
643:1850 â Toll gate opens at Greenâs Creek.
576:In 1989, Orléans became a municipality,
567:Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton
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1690:. National Defence Canada. 2008-04-16.
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1639:. The Ontario Geographic Names Board
1634:"Geographical Names Recommendations"
1404:Sir Wilfrid Laurier Secondary School
936:rentals. Petrie Island hosts annual
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2357:Former municipalities now in Ottawa
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1662:. Toronto: Macmillan. p. 163.
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1432:Henry Larsen Elementary School
1420:Convent Glen Elementary School
1375:Ăcole Ă©lĂ©mentaire Jeanne-SauvĂ©
1371:Ăcole Ă©lĂ©mentaire Des Sentiers
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1267:Good Shepherd Catholic School
1260:St Francis of Assisi Catholic
1248:Divine Infant Catholic School
821:1976 â Blackburn Arena opens.
770:1962 â Motel Normandie opens.
503:, the western portion in the
2138:Ottawa Catholic School Board
1918:Communities / Neighbourhoods
1443:Summerside Elementary School
1383:Ăcole Ă©lĂ©mentaire Le PrĂ©lude
1296:CollĂšge catholique Mer-Bleue
1244:Convent Glen Catholic School
895:Ray Friel Recreation Complex
134:Community in Ontario, Canada
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1379:Ăcole Ă©lĂ©mentaire L'OdyssĂ©e
1270:St. Dominic Catholic School
1240:Chapel Hill Catholic School
995:Town homes along St. Joseph
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1219:St. Matthew High School
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889:Gloucester Skating Club
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