Commemorative names previously approved and in-use

Commemorative facility names

Names approved through the commemorative naming process and currently in use or reserved for upcoming development use.

Name of Nominee	Park Name	Ward	Approval	Reason for Commemoration
Eileen Scotton	Scotton Hall	Ward 17 - Capital/Capitale	August 2004	Chair of the Ottawa Board of Education, President of the Glebe Community Association, Algonquin College Governor.
Tony Bryant	Tony Bryant Trailhead	Ward 6 - Stittsville	October 2004	Former Military Police Officer with Royal Canadian Air Force (RCAF), Rotary Club member, Ottawa-Carleton Trailway Community Committee member.
Allen J. MacDonald	Allen J. MacDonald Ice Rink #2	Ward 3 - Barrhaven	April 2006	Demonstrated generosity, kind spirit and volunteer efforts with the youth of the Nepean Minor Hockey Association.
Robert W. MacQuarrie	Bob MacQuarrie Recreation Complex - Orléans	Ward 1 - Orléans	May 2007	Former Councillor and Mayor of the City of Gloucester, Councillor of the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton, Member of Provincial Parliament, and Parliamentary Assistant.
Stuart Holmes	Stuart Holmes Arena	Ward 20 - Osgoode	June 2007	Performed many years of volunteer work to the Osgoode community, most notably his leadership in establishing the Osgoode Community Centre.
Archie and Lillian Sayant	Sayant Hall	Ward 20 - Osgoode	April 2008	Long-term residents of the area who performed years of community service.
Murray Thompson	Murray Thompson Volunteer Lounge	Ward 8 - College/Collège	September 2008	Founding member and enthusiastic volunteer of the Centrepointe Theatre Volunteer Company.
Roger Sénécal	Roger Sénécal Arena	Ward 1 - Orléans	October 2008	Committed to volunteer work with the youth hockey community.
Marion Dewar	Marion Dewar Plaza	Ward 14 - Somerset	November 2008	Former Councillor and Mayor of the City of Ottawa, Councillor of the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton and Member of Parliament
Bob Stephen	Bob Stephen Football Field	Ward 3 - Barrhaven	September 2009	Made outstanding contributions to the community and the sport of football.
Elizabeth Gravelle	Elizabeth Gravelle Room	Ward 7 - Bay	April 2010	Volunteer at Maki House for 30 years.
Andy Moffitt	Andy Moffitt Trail	Ward 3 - Barrhaven	September 2010	Died tragically at the age of 23 while trying to protect the lives of his friends.
Mike Scott	Mike Scott Lounge	Ward 16 - River	September 2010	Served the community as a coach, commodore, writer and fundraiser.
Gail Denton	Gail Denton Hall	Ward 16 - River	September 2010	Dedicated volunteer and leadership in the Carleton Heights Community.
Johnny Leroux	Johnny Leroux Stittsville Community Centre	Ward 6 - Stittsville	March 2011	Korean War veteran, accomplished athlete, and long-time sports coach and manager in Stittsville.
Dr. Roland Armitage	Dr. Roland Armitage Hall	Ward 5 - West Carleton-March	August 2011	Decorated World War II veteran, veterinarian, former Mayor of the Township of West Carleton, Councillor for Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton, and Canadian Horse Racing and Ottawa Sports Halls of Fame inductee.
Jérémie J. Audette	Jérémie J. Audette Splash Pad	Ward 19 - Cumberland	August 2011	After Jérémie’s tragic death by drowning, residents advocated for a public commemoration in his honour, and to draw attention to the importance of water safety.
James Karl Bartleman	James Bartleman Archives and Library Materials Centre	Ward 8 - College/Collège	December 2011	Author, former Canadian diplomat, and 27th Lieutenant-Governor of Ontario.
François Dupuis	François Dupuis Recreation Centre	Ward 19 - Cumberland	January 2012	Historical significance as one of the first pioneers of Orléans.
Harry Allen	Harry Allen Bridge	Ward 2 - Innes	April 2012	Councillor and Mayor of the City of Gloucester and Councillor of the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton.
Howard Darwin	Howard Darwin Centennial Arena	Ward 9 - Knoxdale-Merivale	July 2012	Successful local businessman who dedicated his life to amateur sport.
Mary Pitt	Mary Pitt Centre	Ward 8 - College	August 2013	Mayor of the City of Nepean from 1997-2001, she was the last, and only female, Mayor of the City of Nepean.
Matt Bradley	Matt Bradley Arena	Ward 6 - Stittsville	August 2013	Professional hockey player who grew up in Stittsville.
Michael Jenkin	Michael Jenkin Hall	Ward 17 - Capital	November 2013	Long-time volunteer with the Old Ottawa South Community Association.
Nelson Mandela	Nelson Mandela Square	Ward 14 - Somerset	April 2014	Internationally recognized leader who worked to foster equality and reduce discrimination.
Andrew Winnicki	Diesel's Dressing Room	Ward 20 - Osgoode	June 2014	Volunteer hockey coach.
Owen Prince	Owen Prince Room	Ward 4 - Kanata North	September 2014	Long time community volunteer with the Kanata Seniors Centre.
Battle of Vimy Ridge	Vimy Memorial Bridge	Ward 22 - Gloucester-South Nepean	October 2014	Historical significance to the community, to the City of Ottawa and to Canada.
Franz Gierer	Franz Gierer Kitchen	Ward 9 - Knoxdale-Merivale	February 2015	Long time community volunteer with the Tanglewood-Hillsdale Community.
Gerry Lines	Gerry Lines Bowling Alley	Ward 21 - Rideau-Goulbourn	February 2015	Long time community volunteer in North Gower.
Ron Racette	Ron Racette Arena	Ward 1 - Orléans	February 2015	Historical significance to the community of Orléans.
Harold H. Dent	Harold H. Dent Rest Area	Ward 19 - Cumberland	April 2015	Excellence, courage or exceptional service and historical significance to the community of Navan.
George Watson	George Watson Gazebo	Ward 22 – Gloucester-South Nepean	June 2015	World War II veteran who exemplified courage and exceptional service to citizens of Canada.
Doug Thompson	Doug Thompson Pathway	Ward 20, Osgoode, Ward 22 – Gloucester-South Nepean	September 2015	Member of municipal Council, representing Osgoode for more than 31 years and was instrumental in moving the multi-use pathway to fruition.
Lise and Bernie Beauregard	Beauregard Bunker	Ward 1 - Orléans	December 2015	Long time volunteers with the Orléans Amateur Fastball Association.
Allen Sadler	Allen Sadler Fire Station	Ward 21 - Rideau-Goulbourn	March 2016	Volunteer firefighter for 50 years in North Gower. Recognized as Station 83 Firefighter of the Year in 2005, and District Firefighter of the Year in 2014.
Pat Clark	Pat Clark Community Centre	Ward 11 – Beacon Hill-Cyrville	March 2016	Extensive community involvement included her work as Executive Director of Capital Fair, member of Cyrville Community Association, member of the Gloucester Recreation Development Organization and Gloucester City Councillor.
Erica Weibe	Erica Weibe Gymnasium	Ward 6 - Stittsville	August 2016	An Olympic Gold Medalist in the sport of wrestling and an active community volunteer with a passion for inspiring youth.
Max Keeping	Max Keeping Bridge	Ward 13- Rideau- Rockcliffe Ward 18 -Alta Vista	May 2016	Community leader, trusted source of news and tireless advocate for the City’s most vulnerable residents.
Heron Road Bridge	Heron Road Workers Memorial Bridge	Ward 16 - River	July 2016	In memory of the historical significance of the tragic construction accident of August 10, 1966 that claimed the lives of many workers and led to the re-writing of the Province of Ontario’s construction safety standards, now known as the Occupational Health and Safety Act.
Deirdre McQuillan	Deirdre McQuillan Lounge	Ward 17 - Capital	June 2017	Actively involved with the Ottawa South Community Association for over twenty years as a committed volunteer and Executive Director.
Susan Finch	Susan Finch Meeting Room	Ward 4 - Kanata North	September 2017	Long time resident of Kanata North, Ms. Finch developed strong ties to her community while teaching ceramics classes at the John G. Mlacak Centre, helping residents explore their creativity
Jack Crawford	Jack Crawford Dressing Room	Ward 21 – Rideau-Goulbourn	December 2017	A long time Manotick resident with historical and community significance to the Village of Manotick.
The Robinson and Goodfellow Families	The Robinson and Goodfellow Families Dressing Room	Ward 21 – Rideau-Goulbourn	December 2017	Long time Manotick residents with historical and community significance to the Village of Manotick.
Manotick Kiwanis	Manotick Kiwanis Community Room	Ward 21 – Rideau-Goulbourn	December 2017	A long time community organization dedicated to helping children and supporting Ward 21, Rideau-Goulbourn, and the Manotick community.
Manotick Lions	Manotick Lions Community Room	Ward 21 – Rideau-Goulbourn	December 2017	A community organization founded in 1959 serving Ward 21, Rideau-Goulbourn, and the Manotick community.
Robert and Linda Poulsen	Robert and Linda Poulsen Gymnasium	Ward 16 - River	February 2018	Long-time community volunteers whose work has included coaching local sports teams and serving on the board of the Hunt Club Riverside Park Community Centre.
Katie Xu and Jack Fan	Katie Xu and Jack Fan Rink	Ward 6 - Stittsville	April 2018	Decorated figure skaters and ambassadors for the special needs community. World Champions at the Special Olympics World Winter Games 2017.
Mike O’Neil	Mike O’Neil Arena	Ward 21 – Rideau-Goulbourn	July 2018	A devoted Manotick community volunteer who fundraised for charities and community initiatives. He was a leading force behind the 2017-2018 Manotick Community Centre Expansion.
Barbara Selkirk	Barbara Selkirk Lobby	Ward 14 - Somerset	September 2018	A dedicated City of Ottawa employee at the McNabb Arena and Recreation Centre and a resident of the Centretown community. She was an ardent advocate for accessibility and inclusivity.
Kathy Ablett	Kathy Ablett Room	Ward 16 – River	September 2019	A dedicated member of the community, she served on the Catholic School Board as a Trustee for 27 years. She is recognized for her efforts to provide education opportunities for young children and received numerous awards for her service to the Catholic School Board.

Commemorative park names

Names approved through the commemorative naming process and currently in use or reserved for upcoming development use.

Name of Nominee	Park Name	Ward	Approval	Reason for Commemoration
Rick Lytle	Rick Lytle Park	Ward 5 - West Carleton-March	July 2003	An exceptional athlete who worked to improve sports in West Carleton.
David Bartlett	David Bartlett Park	Ward 21 - Rideau-Goulbourn	September 2003	Trustee of the Village of Manotick, Councillor and Mayor of the Township of Rideau, and Regional Councillor of the Region of Ottawa-Carleton.
Aurèle G. Morin	Aurèle Morin Ball Diamond No. 1 and Aurèle Morin Ball Diamond No. 2	Ward 12 - Rideau-Vanier	October 2003	Ottawa's first professional baseball player who achieved all time leading scores and who had previously coached baseball at Riverain Park.
Dr. John Hopps	Dr. John Hopps Park	Ward 13 - Rideau-Rockcliffe	September 2004	Distinguished scientist who developed the world's first heart pacemaker.
Wilbert Clements Bowes	W. C. Bowes Park	Ward 4 - Kanata North	September 2004	Historical significance and exceptional contributions to the March and Kanata area.
Charmaine Hooper	Charmaine Hooper Fields	Ward 3 - Barrhaven	June 2005	Former Women’s National Soccer Team member, Canadian Soccer Hall of Fame inductee, and Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame inductee.
Diane Stuemer	Stuemer Park	Ward 1 - Orléans	July 2005	Diane Stuemer sailed with her family from Petrie Island around the world, returning to Petrie to complete their voyage. Along the way, she raised funds for charity.
John Lester Blair Jr.	Blair Park	Ward 3 - Barrhaven	August 2006	Historical significance to the area as one of Nepean’s pioneer families.
Terrance Carisse	Terry Carisse Park	Ward 3 - Barrhaven	September 2006	Canadian Country Music Hall Of Fame inductee.
David Ireland	David Ireland Soccer Field	Ward 23 - Kanata South	July 2007	Many years of service to Ottawa’s soccer community, through the Kanata Oldtimers and girls soccer in Kanata.
Ferguson Pratt	Ferguson Pratt Park	Ward 21 - Rideau-Goulbourn	October 2007	Historical significance to the area of North Gower.
Rancourt Family	Rancourt Park	Ward 19 - Cumberland	September 2008	Historical significance to the community of Cumberland.
Heather Crowe	Heather Crowe Park	Ward 15 - Kitchissippi	May 2009	Faced with the diagnosis of lung cancer caused by second-hand smoke, Heather Crowe campaigned to make Canadian workplaces smoke-free.
Clarence Maheral	Clarence Maheral Park	Ward 23 - Kanata South/sud	June 2009	Exceptional service as a volunteer in Glen Cairn and Kanata.
Mary Curry	Trustee M. Curry Park	Ward 6 - Stittsville-Kanata West/ouest	June 2010	Served the community as a school trustee and was an active member of various local boards and committees.
Bob Mitchell	Bob Mitchell Park	Ward 8 - College/Collège	September 2010	Councillor and Deputy Mayor of the City of Nepean, Regional Councillor of the Region of Ottawa-Carleton, Member of Provincial Parliament, and Cabinet Minister.
John Smith	John Smith Field	Ward 16 - River	September 2010	Many years of service to Ottawa's minor football community through the Bel-Air Lions.
Frank J. Licari	Frank J. Licari Park	Ward 16 - River/Rivière	November 2010	Exceptional service as a volunteer in River Ward.
Sheila McKee	Sheila McKee Park	Ward 5 - West Carleton-March	August 2011	Exceptional service as a community leader, journalist, and Kanata City Councillor.
Robert Barr	Robert Barr Football Field	Ward 23 - Kanata South/sud	August 2011	Many years of service to Ottawa's minor football community through the Kanata Knights.
Ouellette Family	Ouellette Park	Ward 19 - Cumberland	August 2011	Historical significance to the communities of Cumberland and Orléans.
Kristina Kiss	Kristina Kiss Park and Soccer Field	Ward 23 – Kanata South	April 2012	Accomplished Canadian soccer player and role model in promoting Canadian soccer amongst young female athletes.
Barry Donoghue	Donoghue Memorial Park	Ward 8 - College	April 2012	Long-time community volunteer.
Juanita Snelgrove	Juanita Snelgrove Park	Ward 4 - Kanata North/nord	June 2012	Long-time volunteer who works to preserve her community's heritage.
Patrick Bergin	Patrick Bergin Park	Ward 21 - Rideau-Goulbourn	July 2012	School trustee and long-time dairy farmer in the area.
Lalande Family	Lalande Conservation Park	Ward 19 - Cumberland	July 2012	Historical significance to the area of Orléans.
Linda Dunn	Linda Dunn Park	Ward 19 - Cumberland	July 2012	Long-time community volunteer and former member of Cumberland Township Council.
Jim Malone	Jim Malone Park	Ward 4 – Kanata North	October 2012	Long-time community volunteer.
Egbert (Bert) Reitsma	Egbert Reitsma Parkette	Ward 5 – West Carleton-March	October 2012	Former Councillor for Fitzroy Harbour in the former Township of West Carleton.
Norman Edwards	Norman Edwards Park	Ward 19 - Cumberland	October 2012	Former Councillor and Reeve of Cumberland Township.
Syd and Verna Cotton	Syd and Verna Cotton Park	Ward 19 - Cumberland	October 2012	Long-time community volunteers.
Martha Webber	Martha Webber Trail	Ward 5 - West Carleton-March	January 2013	Teacher of biology and earth sciences and founder of a popular botany field course called “Edible Wild”.
Major W. Ross Chamberlain	Major W. Ross Chamberlain Park	Ward 21 - Rideau-Goulbourn	January 2013	World War II veteran, educator and long-time community volunteer.
Louis Turner	Louis Turner Park	Ward 4 - Kanata North	January 2013	Pioneer in youth hockey in former March Township.
Clarence (Gus) Este	Gus Este Park	Ward 22 - Gloucester-South Nepean	June 2013	Long-time military veteran and community volunteer.
Royal 22e Régiment	Royal 22e Régiment Park	Ward 1 - Orléans	August 2013	First Francophone infantry battalion to be involved and engaged in combat during the Great War.
Ted Hay	Ted Hay Rink	Ward 3 - Barrhaven	August 2013	Active with the Nepean Minor Hockey Association (NMHA), the Nepean Girls Hockey Association (NGHA) and local men’s hockey for more than two decades.
Joseph Vézina	Joseph Vézina	Ward 19 - Cumberland	August 2013	One of the first Francophone pioneers of Orléans and one of the first to clear the land to found Orléans.
Joseph Laflamme	Joseph Laflamme Park	Ward 1 - Orléans	September 2013	The first Francophone pioneer and colonist to own and settle land along Rang St-Joseph (formerly 10th Line Road).
Brian Kearns	Brian Kearns Fields	Ward 15 - Kitchissippi	September 2013	Active volunteer in the Fisher Park Community for over 40 years.
Kenneth J. Watkins	Kenneth J. Watkins Pathway	Ward 6 - Stittsville	October 2013	Volunteer with the Glen Cairn Community Association and Member of the former Goulbourn Township Council.
Governor General's Foot Guards	Foot Guards Parks	Ward 22 - Gloucester-South Nepean	April 2014	Historical significance to the community, to the City of Ottawa and to Canada.
Annual Panda Football Game	Panda Park	Ward 22 - Gloucester-South Nepean	September 2014	Historical significance to the community and to the City of Ottawa.
Lela Scharf	Lela Scharf Park	Ward 21 - Rideau-Goulbourn	February 2015	Exceptional contributions to the community.
Ken Ross	Ken Ross Park	Ward 3 - Barrhaven	June 2015	Long-time community volunteer and business leader who made exceptional contributions to the community.
Charlie Bowins	Charlie Bowins Skateboard Park	Ward 14 - Somerset	June 2015	Long-time volunteer within Ottawa’s skateboarding community who made exceptional contributions to the community.
Percy Taverner	Percy Taverner Park	Ward 17 - Capital	June 2015	Internationally honoured biologist and pillar of the Ottawa naturalist community.
John Kemp	Kemp Woodland	Ward 6 - Stittsville	June 2015	Original landowner and former Councillor of Goulbourn Township.
Doug Rivington	Doug Rivington Park	Ward 5 - West Carleton-March	July 2015	Long-time community volunteer and business leader who made exceptional contributions to the community.
Brian Parsons	Brian Parsons Park	Ward 23 - Kanata South	August 2015	Long time community volunteer who successfully advocated for improvements to Canada’s Compassionate Care Benefit.
Henri Rocque	Henri-Rocque Park	Ward 19 - Cumberland	December 2015	Educator, community volunteer and member of the Council of the former Township of Cumberland.
Howard A. Maguire	Howard A. Maguire Park	Ward 21 - Goulbourn	April 2016	Served the community as a firefighter for 33 years, and was the first full-time fire chief in Goulbourn Township, as well as the founder of the Stittsville News.
Leon Katz	Leon Katz Tennis Courts	Ward 14 - Somerset	April 2016	Volunteer, decorated veteran and bio-medical engineer who invented Canada’s first fetal heart monitor, infant incubators, and heart-lung bypass pumps for open-heart surgeries.
Thomas A. Richardson	Richardson Heritage Park	Ward 4 - Kanata-North	June 2016	Historical significance to the community of Kanata.
Bill and Marion Atwell	Bill and Marion Atwell Baseball Diamonds	Ward 18 - Alta Vista	June 2016	Long-time volunteers with the Alta Vista Little League.
Sarah McCarthy	Sarah McCarthy Park	Ward 21 - Rideau-Goulbourn	September 2016	Tragically passed away in November 2005. In her memory, Sarah McCarthy Memorial Golf Tournament has raised funds for local organizations, and bursaries have been created in Sarah's name at a number of schools in Rideau-Goulbourn Ward.
Ray McCaffrey	Ray McCaffrey Park	Ward 21- Rideau- Goulbourn	December 2016	Former local Fire Chief owned and operated a local business and dedicated time to volunteering within the community.
Patrick Dugas	Patrick Dugas Park	Ward 2 - Innes	December 2016	Demonstrated commitment to the preservation of French language, religion and culture in the community of Navan.
Joe Lewis	Joe Lewis Park	Ward 6- Stittsville	December 2016	Local entrepreneur and businessman credited with installing the first hand-pumped gasoline service and "taxi" service in Stittsville.
Albert Argue Black	Albert Argue Black Park	Ward 6 - Stittsville	December 2016	Former Councillor and Reeve of Stittsville and active volunteer with family ties to the area dating back to the 1880's.
Proposal Pond	Proposal Pond	Ward 10 - Gloucester Southgate	December 2016	Commemorates unique marriage proposal carved through snow on the frozen pond.
Chris Neil	Chris Neil Rink	Ward 23 - Kanata South	December 2016	Ottawa Senators National Hockey League player, Co-chair of the Roger's House, supporter of local fundraisers, charities and coach for community sports teams.
Chris Phillips	Chris Phillips Rink	Ward 23 - Kanata South	December 2016	Former Ottawa Senators National Hockey League player, supporter of over 20 different charities and co-organizer of the #Ottawa4FortMac fundraiser.
David and Judy Makin	David and Judy Makin Trail	Ward 5 - West Carleton March	February 2017	Dedicated volunteers within the community committed to the preservation of natural green space.
W. J Bell	W.J Bell Rotary Peace Park	Ward 6- Stittsville	February 2017	Made significant contributions to the community of Stittsville and donated the parkland with the aim that it be enjoyed for generations to come.
Silas Bradley	Silas Bradley Park	Ward 21- Rideau Goulbourn	February 2017	Served as the village's first Reeve and took on leadership roles in many community organizations.
Susanna Kemp	Susanna Kemp Park	Ward 6 - Stittsville	April 2017	Converted the family home into a successful business in 1841.The former Inn is now a local landmark recognized as one of Goulbourn Township's architectural gems.
Lee Boltwood	Lee Boltwood Park	Ward 6 - Stittsville	April 2017	Master gardener who provided gardening advice at the Central Experimental Farm, Carp Farmer's Market and Village Square and served on many local boards.
Mary Durling	Mary Durling Park	Ward 6 - Stittsville	May 2017	Active community volunteer, winner of the Stittsville Senior Citizen of the Year award in 2009 and considered by many to be an important fixture in the Stittsville community.
Ronald Warren	Ronald Warren Ball Diamond	Ward 20- Osgoode	May 2017	Among the leaders of a community-led project to acquire a much-needed baseball park for Kenmore village.
Lyndall Winters	Lyndall Winters Trail	Ward 4 - Kanata North	September 2017	Illustrious and lengthy career with the RCMP. Throughout his retirement, Mr. Winters redirected his focus to the advocacy of the preservation of the environment through various volunteer initiatives within his community.
William Bradley	William Bradley Park	Ward 6- Stittsville	September 2017	Born in Stittsville in 1924 as the first child of local merchants Frederick James Bradley and Annie Myrtle Paul, Bill grew up helping his parents with the family business. With the outbreak of the Second World War, Bill joined the RCAF in 1943. After his father passed away in 1943, Bill was granted compassionate discharge to return to Stittsville to run the general store. Thus began Bill’s 46-year career in the grocery business.
Harry Kingston	Harry Kingston Point	Ward 7 - Bay	October 2017	Board member of Pulmonary Hypertension Association of Canada. Longtime volunteer with Toastmasters International and with Ottawa Police Service. Active member of Crystal Beach Lakeview Community Association.
Moodie Family	Moodie Family Cemetery	Ward 22 - Gloucester-South	December 2017	James, the first member of the family to immigrate to Canada, built the cemetery on River Road. James' son Thomas worked on the construction of the Rideau Canal.
Kavanagh Family	Kavanagh Green	Ward 6 - Stittsville	December 2017	Members of the Kavanagh family have contributed to the community of Stittsville and area by running the Stittsville Flea Market and volunteering with the Food Bank, Holy Spirit Church and the Ruddy-Shenkman Hospice.
Wendy Stewart	Wendy Stewart Pond	Ward 16 - River	February 2018	While Ottawa City Councillor, Wendy chaired the Volunteer Advisory Committee for the Sawmill Creek Watershed Study. Wendy promoted the constructed wetland as a way to deal with stormwater management issues for the tributary.
Helen Redpath Thomson	Helen Redpath Thomson Park	Ward 13 - Rideau-Rockcliffe	April 2018	In the mid-nineteenth century, the land on which Helen and her husband raised their family was held in her name, rather than that of her husband. This was uncommon for the period. Helen and her husband David raised eight children on the farmland in the vicinity of the park.
Roger Montpetit	Roger Montpetit Park	Ward 1 - Orléans	April 2018	Long-standing proprietor of a local general store, which served as a community hub. Three generations of the Montpetit family ran the store for 50 years.
Bill Teron	Bill Teron Park	Ward 4 – Kanata North	April 2018	Community builder, creator of Beaverbrook and known as the “Father of Kanata”. He led an illustrious and long career dedicated to building communities and living spaces that were both beautiful and functional.
Willa Walker	Wing Officer Willa Walker Park	Ward 13 – Rideau-Rockcliffe	May 2018	Commanding Officer of the Women’s Division of the Royal Canadian Air Force during the Second World War.
Lt. Col. William George Barker	Lt. Col. William G. Barker Park	Ward 13 – Rideau-Rockcliffe	May 2018	A well-known Canadian war hero and recipient of numerous awards of distinction for his heroism during the First World War, including the Victoria Cross.
Ed Laverty	Ed Laverty Fields	Ward 16 - River	May 2018	Exceptional community service, driving force behind the Ottawa Nepean Touch Football League, inductee in the Ottawa Sports Hall of Fame and recipient of the Mayor’s Cup Award.
Joe Messner	Joe Messner Boat Launch	Ward 10 – Gloucester-Southgate	May 2018	A 15-time national water ski champion who taught water sports in the community and was instrumental in the boat launch installation.
Gabriela Dabrowski	Gabriela Dabrowski Tennis Courts	Ward 10 – Gloucester-Southgate	May 2018	First Canadian woman to win a senior Grand Slam title with her win at the 2017 French Open.
Don Boudria	Don Boudria Park	Ward 19 - Cumberland	June 2018	Former Councillor of the Township of Cumberland, Member of Provincial Parliament for Prescott-Russell and Federal Parliament for Glengarry-Prescott-Russell, serving as a Cabinet Minister and Leader of the Government in the House of Commons.
Flora MacDonald	Flora Footbridge	Ward 17 – Capital	June 2018	Politician and pioneer. First female Canadian foreign minister. Humanitarian who worked to bridge political and cultural differences.
Eugène Martineau	Eugène Martineau Park	Ward 13 – Rideau-Rockcliffe	September 2018	Merchant and entrepreneur who owned and operated several businesses. He was the first French Mayor of Ottawa and a strong representative of the Francophone community.
Mario Poirier	Mario Poirier Arboretum	Ward 4 – Kanata North	November 2018	Informal Guardian of Beaverpond Park for more than 20 years. A lover of nature, he was instrumental in creating the arboretum within the park.
Marlene Catterall	Marlene Catterall Park	Ward 7 – Bay	November 2018	Served the community of Michele Heights as a volunteer, City Alderman, Regional Councillor and Member of Parliament.
Georges Dassylva	Georges Dassylva Park	Ward 19 – Cumberland	April 2019	A World War II veteran, he was an enthusiastic member of the community and founded many social organizations and businesses.
Ian McDonald	Ian McDonald Pavilion	Ward 21 – Rideau Goulbourn	May, 2019	A pillar of the community, he served on numerous committees and local associations, as well as led significant park and facility improvements.
Clarence Mussell	Clarence Mussell Ball Diamond	Ward 20 - Osgoode	May, 2019	An avid community volunteer, he coached sports teams, facilitated facility and park improvements and served in leadership roles on numerous boards and associations.
A.H. McCoy	Alfred McCoy Park	Ward 6 – Stittsville	September 2019	Historical contributions to the community of Stittsville, and for his contributions to the development of recreation areas in Stittsville.
Dr. Reuven Bulka	Rabbi Bulka Kindness Park	Ward 18 – Alta Vista	September 2019	Displays remarkable dedication and service to the community for the past 52 years, while his kindness continues to inspire through founding Kind Canada, an Ottawa based charity committed to spreading kindness.
Harold Brown	Harold Brown Park	Ward 21 – Rideau Goulbourn	September 2019	A Royal Canadian Air Force veteran, he played an integral role in the history of the landmark Richmond Bakery, which operated for over seven decades.
Mark Yakabuski	Mark Yakabuski Park	Ward 6 - Stittsville	September 2019	Former Valley Titans, Ottawa 67s and Perth Blue Wings hockey player, he inspired future hockey players through his dedication to coaching and mentoring in Stittsville minor hockey.
J.J. Clarke	J.J. Clarke Park	Ward 23 – Kanata South	September 2019	Recognized for his iconic contributions to CTV Ottawa and keeping the Ottawa region up to date with the current weather forecasts. He has been a prominent fixture on the CHEO and Heart Institute telethons for over 20 years.
Juno Beach	Juno Beach Memorial Bridge	Ward 16 - River	September 2019	2019 marks the 75th anniversary of the historic Second World War battle of Normandy and D-Day. Canadian landings on the Juno Beach Sector of the Normandy coast were one of the most successful operations carried out on D-day.

Commemorative street names

Names approved through the commemorative naming process and currently in use or reserved for upcoming development use.

Name of Nominee	Park Name	Ward	Approval	Reason for Commemoration
Lawrence Freiman	Lawrence Freiman Lane	Ward 14 - Somerset	September 2003	First Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the National Arts Centre.
Billy Bishop	Billy Bishop Private	Ward 16 - River/Rivière	January 2005	World War I fighter pilot who exemplified courage and exceptional service to citizens of Canada.
Cpl. William A. Doak	William Doak Private	Ward 13 - Rideau-Rockcliffe	August 2005	Killed on duty in 1922, William Doak gave himself fully through his duty as a corporal with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Sgt. Richard H. Nicholson	Richard Nicholson Private	Ward 13 - Rideau-Rockcliffe	August 2005	Killed on duty in 1928, Richard Nicholson gave himself fully through his duty as a sergeant with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Cst. Alexander Gamman	Alexander Gamman Private	Ward 13 - Rideau-Rockcliffe	August 2005	Killed on duty in 1950, Alexander Gamman gave himself fully through his duty as a constable with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Cpl. Maxwell G. Bailey	Maxwell Bailey Private	Ward 13 - Rideau-Rockcliffe	August 2005	Killed on duty in 1913, Maxwell Bailey gave himself fully through his duty as a corporal with the Royal Northwest Mounted Police.
Cst. J. Terrence Hoey	Terrence Hoey Private	Ward 13 - Rideau-Rockcliffe	August 2005	Killed on duty in 1958, Terrence Hoey gave himself fully through his duty as a constable with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Cst. Willis E. Rhodeniser	Willis Rhodeniser Private	Ward 13 - Rideau-Rockcliffe	August 2005	Killed on duty in 1939, Willis Rhodeniser gave himself fully through his duty as a constable with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Cst. Norman A. Gleadow	Norman Gleadow Private	Ward 13 - Rideau-Rockcliffe	August 2005	Killed on duty in 1939, Norman Gleadow gave himself fully through his duty as a constable with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police.
Cst. Donald G. Stackhouse	Donald Stackhouse Private	Ward 13 - Rideau-Rockcliffe	August 2005	Killed in Italy in 1944, Donald Stackhouse gave himself fully while serving with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police, Provost Corps.
Terry Dalkowski	Dalkowski Private	Ward 8 - College	October 2005	Assisted less fortunate residents through her volunteer work on the Nepean Housing Corporation.
Paul Antonio Métivier	Paul Métivier Drive	Ward 22 - Gloucester-South Nepean	October 2005	World War I veteran who exemplified courage and exceptional service to citizens of Canada.
Roy Errington	Roy Errington Way	Ward 4 - Kanata North	November 2005	Demonstrated excellence as a leading entrepreneur in medical technology and founder of MDS Nordion.
Sir Sandford Fleming	Sandford Fleming Avenue	Ward 18 - Alta Vista	March 2006	Outstanding pioneer, surveyor, proposed standard time zones, and invented first Canadian postage stamp.
Evelyn Powers	Evelyn Powers Private	Ward 6 - Stittsville	April 2006	Development site original landowner, a female aviator and entrepreneur in the early 1900s.
William LeBoutillier	LeBoutillier Avenue	Ward 13 - Rideau-Rockcliffe	November 2006	World War II veteran who exemplified courage and exceptional service to citizens of Canada.
Alex Polowin	Alex Polowin Avenue	Ward 17 - Capital	November 2006	World War II veteran who exemplified courage and exceptional service to citizens of Canada.
Frank J. Cauley	Frank Cauley Way	Ward 19 - Cumberland	March 2007	World War II veteran who exemplified courage and exceptional service to citizens of Canada.
Osmond Daley	Osmond Daley Drive	Ward 5 - West Carleton-March	June 2007	Original landowner and former Councillor of Huntley Township.
Francisco (Frank) Mancuso	Mancuso Court	Ward 4 - Kanata North	August 2007	World War II veteran who exemplified courage and exceptional service to citizens of Canada.
Frederick Richard Paine	Paine Avenue	Ward 4 - Kanata North	November 2008	World War II veteran who exemplified courage and exceptional service to citizens of Canada.
Frank Cabrelle	Cabrelle Place	Ward 21 - Rideau-Goulbourn	January 2009	Long-time resident and community builder in Manotick.
John David McManus	McManus Avenue	Ward 22 - Gloucester-South Nepean	January 2009	Long-standing volunteer of charitable causes, including the Ottawa Hospital.
Sue Holloway	Sue Holloway Drive	Ward 22 - Gloucester-South Nepean	March 2009	Canadian athlete, Olympic medalist, and Canadian Hall of Fame inductee.
Glenroy Gilbert	Glenroy Gilbert Drive	Ward 22 - Gloucester-South Nepean	March 2009	World and Olympic track and field champion and Canada’s Sports Hall of Fame inductee.
Brian Richard Good	Brian Good Avenue	Ward 22 - Gloucester-South Nepean	November 2009	War in Afghanistan veteran who exemplified courage and exceptional service to citizens of Canada.
Madeleine Meilleur	Meilleur Private	Ward 12 - Rideau-Vanier	April 2009	Former Councillor of the City of Ottawa and of the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton.
Roger Neilson	Roger Neilson Way	Ward 4 - Kanata North	May 2010	Former coach of the Ottawa Senators and a Hockey Hall of Fame inductee.
Jean Frederick Andre Audet	Andre Audet Avenue	Ward 3 - Barrhaven	November 2010	World War II veteran who exemplified courage and exceptional service to citizens of Canada.
Brian Coburn	Brian Coburn Boulevard	Ward 19 - Cumberland	April 2011	Former Councillor and Mayor of the Township of Cumberland, Councillor of the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton, Member of Provincial Parliament, and Cabinet Minister.
Ferdinand Riendeau and Ferdinand Paul-Émile Riendeau	Soldats-Riendeau Street	Ward 3 - Barrhaven	September 2011	World Wars I and II veterans who exemplified courage and exceptional service to citizens of Canada.
Rhéal Bergeron	Bergeron Private	Ward 2 - Innes	November 2011	Long-time owner of a local business with historical significance to the community of Orléans.
Slattery's Field	Slattery's Field Street	Ward 22 - Gloucester-South Nepean	November 2011	In celebration of Ottawa's first “accidental” airfield.
Constable Eric Czapnik	Eric Czapnik Way	Ward 1 - Orléans	November 2011	Murdered in 2009, Eric Czapnik gave himself fully through his duty as a constable with the Ottawa Police.
Gerry Lalonde	Gerry Lalonde Drive	Ward 19 - Cumberland	December 2011	Provided exceptional contributions to the City of Ottawa and Cumberland as a farmer, Councillor, and Mayor.
Dave Smith	Dave Smith Crescent	Ward 22 - Gloucester-South Nepean	February 2012	Ottawa businessman and founder of the Dave Smith Youth Treatment Centre.
Reverend Edward C. Attwell	Attwell Private	Ward 4 - Kanata North	May 2012	Historical significance to the community as Rector of nearby Parish of March from 1965-1988.
Albert Boyd	Albert Boyd	Ward 5 - West Carleton-March	May 2012	Served his community as Councillor and Reeve of Huntley Township and Warden of Carleton County.
Lionel Laurin	Laurin Crescent	Ward 1 - Orléans	May 2012	Local business owner with extensive record of volunteerism and fundraising for local charities.
John P. (Jack) Cadieux and his ancestors	Cadieux Way	Ward 20 - Osgoode	June 2012	Long-time land owner. Military veterans. Jean Cadieux Jr. was the inspiration for the French-Canadian folkloric song entitled “La complainte de Cadieux.”
John Hedley	Hedley Way	Ward 5 – West Carleton-March	August 2012	Historical significance: Pioneer of March Township.
Jerome (Jerry) Jodoin	Jerome Jodoin Drive	Ward 19 - Cumberland	October 2012	World War II veteran who exemplified courage and exceptional service to citizens of Canada.
Paul Benoit	Paul Benoit Driveway	Ward 16 - River	October 2012	Accomplished head of the Airport Authority for 16 years who has received numerous awards including Community Builder of the Year, Business Person of the Year and Tourism Leader of the Year.
Anand Aggarwal	Anand Private	Ward 16 - River	November 2012	Extensive community service, particularly to the Indo Canada Chamber of Commerce, the University of Ottawa Heart Institute, and as founder of Dhadkan.
Antonio Farley	Antonio Farley Street	Ward 19 - Cumberland	November 2012	Historical significance to the area of Cumberland.
Don Brown	Don Brown Private	Ward 23 - Kanata South	March 2013	Longtime educator and volunteer who was particularly active in hockey at the local, provincial, national, and international levels.
Charlie Rogers	Charlie Rogers Place	Ward 23 - Kanata South	March 2013	Professional surveyor and former municipal councillor for Glen Cairn who helped design the layout of the Glen Cairn community.
John Fermoyle	John Fermoyle	Ward 22 - Gloucester South Nepean	September 2013	Historical significance as an early settler along the Jock River at Heart’s Desire.
Gordon Murdock	Gordon Murdock Road	Ward 20 - Osgoode	September 2013	Historical significance to the area of Osgoode.
Louis Forget	Louis-Forget Road	Ward 20 - Osgoode	September 2013	Historical significance to the area of Osgoode.
Esdras Terrien	Esdras-Terrien Avenue	Ward 19 - Cumberland	October 2013	Co-founder of the newspaper Le Droit.
Barry Helman	Barry Helman Crescent	Ward 3 - Barrhaven	November 2013	Korean War veteran who exemplified courage and exceptional service to citizens of Canada.
Ralph Jago	Ralph Jago Way	Ward 21 - Rideau-Goulbourn	January 2014	War veteran and long-time resident of North Gower.
Robert Taite	Robert Taite Drive	Ward 19 - Cumberland	February 2014	Doctor who provided medical care to families in the Blackburn Hamlet community from 1972 to 2002. He also wrote a memoir titled "Jail House Doc" describing the time he spent serving as a medical doctor in the Ontario corrections system. Proceeds from the sale of this book have been donated to the Breast Cancer Foundation.
Huneault	Huneault Crescent	Ward 2 - Innes	March 2014	Historical significance to the area of Notre-Dame-des-Champs.
Thériault	Thériault Way	Ward 2 - Innes	March 2014	Historical significance to the area of Notre-Dame-des-Champs.
Edward and Dinah Davies	Davies Court	Ward 23 - Kanata South	March 2014	Extensive community service, particularly active in local sports.
Laporte Family	Famille-Laporte Avenue	Ward 19 - Cumberland	April 2014	Historical significance to the area of Orléans.
Jean Décoeur	Décoeur Drive	Ward 19 - Cumberland	May 2014	Local engineer whose innovative designs have been implemented throughout Ottawa.
George Offley	Offley	Ward 21 - Rideau-Goulbourn	June 2014	World War II veteran who became a tireless volunteer in his community.
Robert Grant	Robert Grant Avenue	Ward 6 - Stittsville	July 2014	Historical significance to the area of Goulbourn.
Princess Patricia of Connaught	Princess Patricia Way	Ward 17 - Capital	August 2014	Historical significance to the City of Ottawa.
Lionel and Rhéo Vinette	Lionel-Rhéo	Ward 1 - Orléans	October 2014	Historical significance to the area of Orléans.
Helen Rapp	Helen Rapp Way	Ward 22 - Gloucester South Nepean	November 2014	World War II veteran and community volunteer.
Hector Hotte	Hector-Hotte Way	Ward 12 – Rideau-Vanier	March 2015	Former municipal councillor (Eastview/Vanier) and community volunteer.
Elizabeth Cosgrove	Elizabeth Cosgrove Private	Ward 2 - Innes	March 2015	Historical significance to the area of Notre Dame des Champs.
Elizabeth Mullin	Mullin Private	Ward 2 - Innes	March 2015	Historical significance to the area of Notre Dame des Champs.
Jeremiah Kealey	Jeremiah Kealey Street	Ward 17 - Capital	April 2015	Historical significance to the area of Ottawa East.
Eugene de Mazenod	De Mazenod Avenue	Ward 17 - Capital	May 2015	Founder of the Oblates and the first Bishop to arrive in Canada in 1841.
Adrien Telmon	Telmon Street	Ward 17 - Capital	May 2015	First Oblate to arrive in Ottawa and founder of St. Joseph’s College.
Léo Deschâtelets	Deschâtelets Avenue	Ward 17 - Capital	May 2015	Oblate priest who was the eighth and last superior general elected for life.
Joffre Bélanger	Joffre-Bélanger Way	Ward 12 – Rideau-Vanier	June 2015	Long-time community volunteer with exceptional contributions to the community.
Grant Toole	Grant-Toole Way	Ward 12 – Rideau-Vanier	June 2015	Long-time community volunteer with exceptional contributions to the community.
Domenico Lentini	Lentini Way	Ward 8 - College	June 2015	Historical significance to the community.
Arnie McWatters	McWatters Road	Ward 8 - College	June 2015	Former Ottawa Rough Riders football player who went on to coach at the University of Ottawa and Carleton University.
Frank Bender	Frank Bender Street	Ward 2 - Innes	June 2015	Long-time community volunteer with exceptional contributions to the community.
William Ephraim Lindsay	William Lindsay Grove	Ward 20 - Osgoode	September 2015	Historical significance to the community of Osgoode.
Duncan MacTavish	MacTavish Place	Ward 20 - Osgoode	September 2015	Historical significance to the community of Osgoode.
Maud Menten	Menten Place	Ward 8 – College or Ward 10 – Gloucester Southgate	October 2015	Canadian physician-scientist who made significant contributions to enzyme kinetics and histochemistry.
Ralph Hennessy	Ralph Hennessy Avenue	To be confirmed	November 2015	World War II veteran and community volunteer.
Lionel Allard	Lionel-Allard Walk	Ward 19 - Cumberland	December 2015	Historical significance for the community of Vars.
Israel Surprenant	Surprenant Walk	Ward 19 - Cumberland	December 2015	Historical significance for the community of Vars.
Eric Maloney	Eric Maloney Way	Ward 22 - Gloucester- South Nepean	2016	Eric joined the Canadian army at the start of World War II at the age of 18. He was a member of the "C" Force, the first Canadian unit to go to battle during the war. He spent 4 years and 8 months being held as a prisoner of war by the Japanese army, and during that time he and his fellow soldiers risked their lives to sabotage war efforts against the Allies. Eric moved to Ottawa in 1987 where he worked as a chef for the Carleton University faculty dining room. He was invested in the city and supported many local charities and organizations, most notably the Nepean Museum.
Samantha Eastop	Samantha Eastop Avenue	Ward 6 - Stittsville	January 2016	Young local athlete who has participated in the Canadian Transplant Games and represented Canada at the World Transplant Games, winning numerous medals in various events.
Hélène Campbell	Hélène-Campbell Road	Ward 3 - Barrhaven	March 2016	Young local transplant recipient well known for having launched a social media campaign to raise awareness about organ donation, which resulted in an unprecedented rise in registration to donor lists in Canada and the USA.
Sister Gilberte Paquette	Gilberte-Paquette Avenue	Ward 12 – Rideau Vanie	March 2016	Exceptional hospital administration contributions to the City of Ottawa.
Fern Casey	Fern Casey Street	Ward 2 - Innes	June 2016	Councillor in the former Township of Cumberland and long-time community volunteer with exceptional contributions to her community.
Paul Barber	Barber Street	Ward 12 - Rideau-Vanier	June 2016	Born into slavery in Kentucky, he is believed to be one of the first black settlers in Ottawa. He trained horses for Parliamentarians and the Ottawa Horseman’s Club and, in 1905, was hired as a horse trainer for the Ottawa Police.
René Doré	René-Doré Way	Ward 12 - Rideau Vanier	June 2016	Long-time volunteer with exceptional contributions to the community. Mr. Doré was well-known for his involvement within the Vanier community as co-owner of the dépanneur Hannah, President of Action Vanier, and Scout Leader, Notre-Dame du Saint-Esprit Parish.
Alison Korn	Alison Korn Private	Ward 6 - Stittsville	July 2016	Canadian Olympian and World Rowing Champion.
Jack Lougheed	Jack Lougheed Way	Ward 5 – West Carleton - March	July 2016	Long-time community volunteer with exceptional contributions to the Fitzroy Harbour Village community.
Pierre-Esprit Radisson	Radisson Way	Ward 1 - Orléans	September 2016	17th century French explorer and fur trader widely credited as having founded the Hudson’s Bay Company.
Moses Tennisco	Moses Tennisco Street	Ward 13 - Rideau-Rockcliffe	September 2016	Private Moses Tennisco was a First Nations (Golden Lake Band, Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn, Ontario) soldier who served his country as a member of the Canadian Expeditionary Force during the First World War. Private Tennisco gave up his life for the Commonwealth in action on June 27, 1917.
Michael Stoqua	Michael Stoqua Street	Ward 13 – Rideau-Rockcliffe	September 2016	Private Michael Joseph Stoqua was a First Nations (Golden Lake Band, Algonquins of Pikwàkanagàn, Ontario) soldier who enlisted as a member of the Canadian Expeditionary Force to serve in the First World War at the age of 22. On April 15, 1917, Private Stoqua succumbed to his wounds at the General Hospital in Boulogne, France, as a part of the 75th Overseas Battalion.
Cameron Harvey	Cameron Harvey Drive	Ward 5 - West Carleton - March	December 2016	West Carleton resident and community volunteer, Cameron tragically passed away on October 21, 2009 at the age of 18.
Stuart Kettles	Stuart Kettles Street	Ward 7 - Bay	2017	Stuart was a veteran of World War II. He was drafted to the HMCS Athabaskan and survived its sinking by German torpedo boats off the coast of France in April 1944 and was held as a German prisoner of war until May 1945. After the war, he joined the Ottawa City Police Service and served until 1966, during which time he was awarded the Police Service Medal.
Sarah Billings	Sarah Billings Place	Ward 18- Alta Vista	January 2017	Historical significance to the community of Billings Bridge.
Cox family	Cox Country Road	Ward 19 - Cumberland	January 2017	Significant contributions to the agricultural history and development of Cumberland Township and the City of Ottawa.
Mary Scott and Francois Dupuis	Scott-Dupuis Way	Ward 1 - Orléans	February 2017	Mary Scott and François Dupuis are the founding couple of the village of Orléans.
John Holden	John Holden Way	Ward 1 - Orléans	March 2017	Historical significance to the community of Orleans. Considered a pioneer and member of one of the early families to have settled in Gloucester.
Allan Moore	Allan Moore Place	Ward 6 - Stittsville	March 2017	Allan was born in Ottawa and served in the First World War. As a member of the Queen’s Council, Allan made significant contributions through his legal profession. In the 1940s, he purchased the land on which the Potter’s Key Subdivision is located.
Wally Kasper	Wally Kasper Private	Ward 7- Bay	May 2017	Kasper flew Lancaster bombers in the Second World War and trained fighter pilots for the Korean War. He was inducted in the Canadian Veterans Hall of Valour and, in 2015, was invested as a Chevalier de la Légion d’Honneur by the Republic of France.
Alan Griffin	Alan Griffin Private	Ward 7 - Bay	May 2017	Alan Griffin worked with Scouts Canada for 75 years. He received numerous awards for his service including the Silver Wolf Award granted by the Senate. He was also a pilot in World War II.
Tim Sheehan	Tim Sheehan Place	Ward 6 - Stittsville	June 2017	A community leader in Stittsville who has volunteered for nearly two decades. Tim Sheehan’s volunteerism extends to hockey organizations, the Stittsville Food Bank, the Parade of Lights, and fundraising initiatives.
Kirkham Family	Kirkham Crescent	Ward 21 - Rideau-Goulbourn	May 2018	Extensive community service record in the Rideau-Goulbourn communities.
Karn Family	Karn	Ward 17 - Capital	August 2018	The Karn family is known in the community for their teaching, coaching, and volunteering contributions.
Ralph Erfle	Ralph Erfle	Ward 3 – Barrhaven	September 2018	A former City of Ottawa Police Superintendent who demonstrated excellence, courage and exceptional service in the line of duty. In 1984, Officer Erfle and his colleague were shot during an attempted robbery in the Bayshore Shopping Centre parking lot. Despite his life being in danger, Officer Erfle radioed for help for his colleague and successfully diverted the robbery.
Robin Easey	Robin Easey	Ward 3 – Barrhaven	September 2018	A City of Ottawa Police Officer who demonstrated excellence, courage and exceptional service in the line of duty. In 1984, Officer Easey was shot and paralyzed during an attempted robbery in the Bayshore Shopping Centre parking lot, which ended with the successful diversion of the robbery. As a result of his injury, Robin’s wife, Glennis, co-founded The Phoenix Network, a team of accredited health care professionals specializing in brain health, rehabilitation and wellness.
Brownrigg Family	Brownrigg	Ward 20 – Osgoode	February 2019	Many generations of the Brownrigg Family have resided in the Osgoode Ward, resulting in historical significance to the community.
Kenny Gordon	Kenny Gordon	Ward 20 – Osgoode	February 2019	An established developer, longtime resident in Osgoode Ward, and quiet supporter of several Ottawa and local charities.
Ed Findlay	Ed Findlay (Reserved)	Ward 21 – Rideau- Goulbourn	April 2019	A community leader, who maintained a farm between River Rd and Limbeank. Widely known for his commitment and participation in local fairs and horse shows.
Lt. Col. David Wiens	David Wiens (Reserved)	Ward 3 – Barrhaven	August 2019	A decorated military veteran who received multiple decorations for his World War II service. Also, a published author.
Zaida Eddy	Zaida Eddy Private	Ward 14 – Somerset	September 2019	Historical significance to the Zibi development, wife of entrepreneur Ezra Butler Eddy, a prominent 19th century entrepreneur. Zaida Eddy was instrumental in helping E.B Eddy start his match making empire from humble beginnings. They started that company by making matches in their kitchen and would grow to become one of Canada’s early multi-national success stories.