Ottewell Roots
The land on which we live, work and play is Treaty 6 territory and a traditional meeting ground for many Indigenous groups. Today, it remains home to Cree, Blackfoot, Saulteaux, Métis and other Indigenous peoples. The Ottewell Community League acknowledges that we are all beneficiaries of this peace and friendship treaty.
Home to entrepreneurs, students, analysts, producers, makers, artists, musicians, and more. Ottewell is constantly reinventing itself and engaging with neighbours through events and programs.
History
Treaty 6, Homestead Farm, Louis Riel, Developed after WWII, League established. Revitalizing itself throughout pandemic with the power of community volunteers.
Community League
All our board members are volunteers who live in the Ottewell neighbourhood. Meet the current Board of Directors and learn about what they do for the Ottewell community.
Markets
Home to the Ottewell Artisanal Farmers Market, every Thursday, 4-7pn
Businesses
Home to dozens brick and mortar and home based businesses
Classes
Zumba, Yoga, and learning how to cook!
Schools
Clara Tyner
Public K-6 school
St Brendan
K-9 Catholic School
Ottewell School
Public 7-9 Junior High School
Gabriela Mistral Latin American School
Spanish classes for kindergarten to adult learners.
Braemar School
For pregnant and parenting teens ranging from 13 to 20 years of age
Kings University
Christian University
Churches
Ottewell United
mosaicHouse Church
