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Beaverbrook

Kanata’s early planned community, with schools, paths and the Beaverbrook library.

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Kanata pedestrian and cycle bridge. Photo: Ross Dunn, CC BY-SA 2.0, via Wikimedia Commons
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Beaverbrook is Kanata’s earliest residential neighbourhood.

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The neighbourhood

About Beaverbrook

Beaverbrook is Kanata’s earliest residential neighbourhood. Its planned layout combined housing, paths, green space and community facilities. Earl of March Secondary School and the Beaverbrook library are local anchors.

Boundaries

Approximate boundary between Campeau Drive, March Road, the Kanata North Business Park and Knudson Avenue/Weslock Way. Simplified linework follows the published neighbourhood description; it is not a heritage-district boundary. en.wikipedia.org ons-sqo.ca

Homes

The neighbourhood developed around a Garden City plan with housing in a park-like setting. Its hedges and shared green spaces are part of the published neighbourhood description. en.wikipedia.org ons-sqo.ca

Highlights
  • Kanata’s early planned community, with schools, paths and the Beaverbrook library.
  • Approximate boundary between Campeau Drive, March Road, the Kanata North Business Park and Knudson Avenue/Weslock Way. Simplified linework follows the published neighbourhood description; it is not a heritage-district boundary.

Community

History

How Beaverbrook came to be

  1. 1964

    Bill Teron developed the planned community in the 1960s; Tiffany Crescent was its first developed street in 1964. en.wikipedia.org

Map

Around Beaverbrook

Walking rings at 5, 10 and 15 minutes from the neighbourhood centre.

Schools

5 nearby

Straight-line distances from the Beaverbrook centre. Living near a school does not guarantee a place: confirm the designated school for an address with each board. All schools and board locators.

Parks & places

1 nearby

The full parks & trails guide.

Shops & dining

0 nearby

    The full shops & dining guide.

    Getting around

    Transit
    • Eagleson Station and Park & Ride

      OC Transpo bus station and park-and-ride facility. The map point represents platform 2A, not a parking entrance.

      openmapcarta.com openstreetmap.org en.wikipedia.org

      1.6 km20 min walk
    • Terry Fox Station

      OC Transpo bus station beside Kanata Centrum; not an O-Train station.

      openen.wikipedia.org octranspo.com

      1.9 km24 min walk
    • Bus connections

      Use OC Transpo’s planner for the exact address and travel date. Terry Fox and Eagleson are bus stations; the west rail extension is separate from a future extension into Kanata.

      octranspo.com octranspo.com

    The full transit guide.

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    Questions people ask

    Quick answers

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    1. What is Beaverbrook like?

      Beaverbrook is Kanata’s earliest residential neighbourhood. Its planned layout combined housing, paths, green space and community facilities. Earl of March Secondary School and the Beaverbrook library are local anchors.

      As of 2026-10-30 · en.wikipedia.org ons-sqo.ca

    2. Is French Immersion at Stephen Leacock changing?

      OCDSB’s published transition notice moves parts of Stephen Leacock’s French Immersion catchment toward W. Erskine Johnston, with grade-specific arrangements beginning in September 2026. A school name alone is not enough to determine the placement: check the notice and the locator for the student’s grade and address.

      As of 2026-10-30 · ocdsb.ca ocdsb.ca

    3. Why is Beaverbrook important to Kanata’s history?

      Beaverbrook was Kanata’s first planned residential neighbourhood, developed under Bill Teron in the 1960s. Its garden-city approach combined housing with green space, paths and community facilities.

      As of 2026-10-30 · en.wikipedia.org ons-sqo.ca

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