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NEIGHBOURHOOD GUIDE
BARRHAVEN, OTTAWA

Barrhaven has been growing steadily in size and population for the past decade or so. This suburb of Ottawa provides a quieter residential area for those living here, while maintaining access to the variety of amenities the city has to offer. Parks, forests, and the Rideau River offer natural areas for residents to enjoy, while strip malls and shopping centres provide convenience. Prior to 2001, Barrhaven was considered to be part of Nepean, but has been included as part of the city of Ottawa since then.

Barrhaven is located in southwestern Ottawa, near the Rideau River. It extends from the Veterans Memorial Highway (416) in the west to the Rideau River in the east, and from Fallowfield Road in the north to Cambrian Road in the south. The neighbourhood offers many family friendly amenities such as a public library, a recreation centre, numerous parks and splash pads, indoor kid-friendly entertainment, and multiple schools. Public transportation provides access to many areas in the neighbourhood, as well as other areas of the city, and Barrhaven’s suburban location means that residents can enjoy the best of both urban and suburban living.

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Entertainment, Restaurants, Cafes

Residents can enjoy the latest movies at Cineplex Odeon Barrhaven Cinemas, which features five 3D screens, seven regular screens, and a bookable party room. A Gym Tale is a children’s entertainment centre that offers a fairytale-themed play area with safe equipment and obstacle courses. Children can enjoy playing on trampolines, in a ball pit, and with trapezes, swings, tunnels, climbing structures, and padded floors. Parents can book birthday parties at the venue, or have their children attend daycare or programs/camps at the location.Just outside the neighbourhood is Valleyview Little Animal Farm, which has a petting zoo with goats, rabbits, sheep, ducks, and calves. The farm also has a play structure, areas with larger animals (donkeys, cows, and deer), puppet shows, train rides, and a birthday party room. There is also an onsite farm museum, café, and gift shop. Special events are held at the farm throughout the year.

Barrhaven residents have a diverse selection of dining options in their neighbourhood. Broadway Bar & Grill on Strandherd Drive is a casual spot serving a variety of comfort food dishes like pasta, burgers, fish and chips, and pizza. The restaurant provides catering for private events and can accommodate larger groups at their location. 1000 Sushi Islands on Riocan Avenue offers beautifully presented, tasty Japanese cuisine in an elegantly decorated space. The restaurant can accommodate large groups, making it a perfect place for parties and celebrations. For hearty pub grub in a friendly, cozy space, residents can head to Heart & Crown on Strandherd Drive. The venue has live music on certain nights of the week, as well as TVs so customers can watch their favourite sports games. Shawarma Heaven on Riocan Avenue offers brightly coloured Middle Eastern fare in a simple, but comfortable space. Customers can choose to dine in, take out, or get their food delivered.

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Housing in Barrhaven is mostly single-family homes and row houses, with some semi-detached homes and small apartment buildings.The average price for single-detached homes in the area is $386,925, which is muchlowerthan the average price for single-detachedhomes in Ontario overall ($518,000). The population of Barrhaven is 72,324, and this has been rapidly increasing over the past 15 years. Families make up 61% of the population here, 25% are couples, and 14% are single. The average annual income is $110,734, which is much higher than the average annual income in the city as a whole, and 66% of residents are university or college educated.

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Pollution/ Noise

As part of the city of Ottawa, Barrhaven experiences some air quality issues from major transportation routes and industry in the area. Noise can be an issue near highways and commercial sections.


Crime Rate

The crime rate in Barrhaven has been decreasing over the past several years and residents consider the neighbourhood to be safe.Common types of crime in the area include assault, theft ($5,000 and under), mischief, fraud, and breaking and entering.

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Schools

The Ottawa-Carleton District School Board and the Ottawa Catholic School Board operate public primary and secondary schools in the neighbourhood. Examples of schools include Barrhaven Public School, Ecole Michaëlle Jean, Chapman Mills Public School, Adrienne Clarkson Elementary School, Cedarview Middle School, John McCrae Secondary School, L'école élémentaire catholique Pierre Elliot Trudeau, St. Cecilia Catholic Elementary School, and Mother Teresa High School. Private school options are also available.

There are no post-secondary options in the neighbourhood, so residents must travel closer to the city centre to access institutions like Algonquin College, Academy of Learning College, Herzing College, the University of Ottawa, and Carleton University.


Public Transportation

Seven bus routes operated by OC Transpo provide public transportation in the neighbourhood.These routes provide residents with access to other areas of the city, as well as connecting them to other public transportation options such as rapid transit.


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Family Life

Parks in Barrhaven include Weybridge Park, an open greenspace with treed areas, walking paths, soccer fields, an outdoor ice rink in the winter, and a sun shelter; Clarke Fields Park, with a playground, walking paths, soccer fields, a baseball diamond with risers for spectators, and a BMX area; Larkin Park, with tennis courts, a baseball diamond, a playground, greenspace, and a soccer field; Grovehurst Park, featuring a soccer field, a baseball diamond, walking paths, a basketball court, benches, and a playground; Water Dragon Park, with a soccer field, a shaded gazebo area with a picnic table, benches, a playground, a rock climbing wall, and a splash pad; and Ken Ross Park, which has baseball diamonds, soccer fields, a football field, walking paths, treed areas, a playground, and a splash pad.

The Walter Baker Sports Centre offers two full-size arenas with spectator seating, a lap training pool, a diving pool, a teaching pool, a kids’ pool, a hot tub, a steam room, a gym with weights and cardio equipment, a rock climbing wall, squash courts, free Wi-Fi, and a hall that can be booked for meetings and events. Programs, classes, and tournaments are held at the centre for sports such as ringette, hockey, ice skating, swimming, diving, squash, and aquafit.The Ruth E. Dickinson Public Library has programs for people of all ages on topics such as financial literacy, writing, book clubs, English as a second language, home and garden, professional development, and the arts. The library also provides services such as internet and computer access, refreshments, and an early literacy station.

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