Cleary Detour in Effect: People will use the new detour for Cleary Avenue
to enter our campus. Please drive slowly and pay attention to detour signage.
More information available on the Cleary Detour Page.
to enter our campus. Please drive slowly and pay attention to detour signage.
More information available on the Cleary Detour Page.
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Find Us...
Our beautiful campus is located at 30 Cleary Avenue, off of Richmond Road, West of Westboro and East of Woodroffe Avenue. There is ample free parking. We have accessible parking spots, and an elevator located at the west entrance.
From downtown: click here to see directions from the Tunney's Pasture O-Train. The bus stops at Cleary Avenue and Richmond Road. The intersection has audible aids for the visually impaired. For directions from the west end (Baseline Station) click here.
From downtown: click here to see directions from the Tunney's Pasture O-Train. The bus stops at Cleary Avenue and Richmond Road. The intersection has audible aids for the visually impaired. For directions from the west end (Baseline Station) click here.
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More About Our Campus
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Our congregational campus situated in the west end on a six-acre, wooded campus adjacent to the Sir John A. MacDonald Parkway and conveniently close to the Trans Canada Trail / Ottawa River Pathway bike path, bus routes, the Transitway, and the community of Westboro.
Our campus includes the Meditation Garden, the Ajashki Garden Project, and a children's play area with a climbing structure. We share our grounds with Unitarian House and River Parkway Children's Centre. In 2020, we began the process of adding affordable housing to our campus. Download "Affordable Housing Development 101" and visit our Affordable Housing page to learn more about this process. Constructed in 1967, our beautiful building of red cedar and concrete, is memorable for its soaring spire and the beauty of its interior design. |
Our Sanctuary was featured in "UU World". Click the pic to read the article!
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Its architect, James B. Craig, won a second place in an annual city design contest run by the Ottawa chapter of the Ontario Association of Architects. We are in the process of becoming a Green Sanctuary Accredited church.
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Developing Our CampusAny development that we undertake for our Campus must be consistent with our values as laid out in the document Goals and Guiding Principles for Development of the Unitarian Campus. Want to know about further plans for how our campus is growing? Visit our Affordable Housing page.
Are you a member looking for Campus Planning documents or meeting information? Click HERE for the Campus Planning Member Page. |
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