More affordable than the city average, with a strong francophone community and family-friendly amenities in Ottawa's east end.
Orleans is Ottawa's largest east-end suburb and home to one of the city's strongest francophone communities — all four of Ottawa's school boards (English and French, public and Catholic) have a real presence here. It spans well-established pockets like Convent Glen through newer growth areas like Avalon and Fallingbrook, with the Ottawa River and Petrie Island along its northern edge.
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An established residential area in southern Orleans.
A family-friendly community in eastern Orleans, close to Petrie Island.
A well-established, centrally located Orleans neighbourhood.
A mature neighbourhood in eastern Orleans, close to the Ottawa River.
One of Orleans' newer growth areas, with a steady supply of newer builds.
A newer Tamarack Homes community on Orleans' eastern edge.
A family-friendly community developed in the mid-2000s.
A public secondary school (OCDSB) serving Orleans.
A Catholic secondary school (OCSB) on Charlemagne Boulevard.
A French Catholic secondary school (CECCE) serving grades 7–12.
A French public elementary school (CEPEO) in Convent Glen.
A public elementary school (OCDSB, JK–3).
A Catholic elementary school (OCSB, JK–6) — the first English Catholic school in Orleans.
A Catholic elementary school (OCSB, JK–6).
A French Catholic secondary school (CECCE, grades 7–12).
Orleans' major regional mall, with roughly 130 stores.
A Walmart-anchored power centre on Innes Road.
A large plaza on Innes Road with Real Canadian Superstore, Winners, and more.
A retail plaza on Centrum Boulevard, near Place d'Orléans.
A steakhouse on St. Joseph Boulevard.
Turkish home cooking on St. Joseph Boulevard.
Peri-peri flame-grilled chicken.
Japanese sushi on St. Joseph Boulevard.
Asian cuisine on St. Joseph Boulevard.
Indian curries and sweets.
Ottawa's own pizza chain, serving the area since 1977.
A French brasserie with contemporary, francophone-leaning dining.
A British-style neighbourhood pub with a large patio.
A family-owned café — coffee, tea, and homemade soups and sandwiches.
An independent neighbourhood bakery.
Filipino home cooking.
Portuguese, seafood-forward dining.
East Coast-inspired Canadian fare.
Vietnamese and Thai cuisine.
Vietnamese pho with a 150+ item menu.
Burgers made with AAA Canadian Angus beef.
A neighbourhood pub on Tenth Line Road.
Thai street food on Jeanne d'Arc Boulevard.
A family-style pub and sports bar with comfort food and brunch.
Pizza and calzones on Jeanne d'Arc Boulevard.
A locally run brewpub, Ottawa's longest-operating.
An elevated gastropub in Orleans Town Centre.
A large City of Ottawa conservation area on the Ottawa River, with two public beaches.
East Ottawa's largest recreation complex — three arenas, a pool, and a fitness centre.
A major performing and visual arts venue serving eastern Ottawa.
A 34-hectare sports complex with 15 soccer and football fields.
A city-run complex with two arenas, a 6-lane pool, and a fitness centre.
A splash pad, playgrounds, and basketball courts in Cardinal Creek Village.
A walking and dog-friendly ravine trail through mid-Orleans.
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