Ottawa
Ottawa is Canada’s capital, in the east of southern Ontario, near the city of Montréal and the U.S. border. Sitting on the Ottawa River, it has at its centre Parliament Hill, with grand Victorian architecture and museums such as the National Gallery of Canada, with noted collections of indigenous and other Canadian art. The park-lined Rideau Canal is filled with boats in summer and ice-skaters in winter. ― Google
People born in Ottawa (First 49 people) - Page 17
Bob Dermer
Canadian actor
Matt Ficner
Canadian actor
Nida Allam
Durham County Commissioner
Grant Mitchell
Fictional character
Jamie Fine
Singer
Mark Homan
Curler
Angelique Francis
Canadian singer
Robert Haché
President of Laurentian University
Lawrence Peniston Little
Physician
Thomas G. Fuller
Thomas W. Fuller
Canadian architect
Elizabeth Greene
Canadian alpine skier
Bill Westwick
Journalist
Ian Quick
Actor
Jack Mackell
Canadian ice hockey player
Talia Chiarelli
Canadian gymnast
Diana Kingsmill Wright
Canadian journalist and activist
Francis Gerald William Knowles
British biologist
Joan Parkins
Gordon Henderson's mother
Gordon F. Henderson
Canadian lawyer
Terrence Malick
American filmmaker
Maria Kanellis
American professional wrestler
Johnston McCulley
American writer
Walt Willey
American actor
Aaron Shea
American football player
Reed G. Landis
American aviator
Kim Howard Johnson
American author
Bob McGrath
American singer
Guy Hoffman
Drummer
Stephen L. Brusatte
American paleontologist
Millee Taggart
American actress
Benjamin Radcliff
American political scientist
Jean Rabe
American journalist
Scotty Bowers
Journalist
Russell Lee
Singaporean author
Dan Ortiz
Politician
John J. Myers
Ed Mickelson
American baseball player
Carl Hulse
Correspondent
George R. Lawrence
Photographer
Harry Kelly
Former Governor of Michigan
Slip Madigan
American football player
Timothy W. Finchem
American lawyer
Tom Corcoran
American Politician
Tom Flanagan
American-Canadian author
Donald Grobe
American tenor
Bob Guyette
American professional basketball player