Ottawa, Ontario
Agents Near You
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Gilboa Transfer
400 - 1275 Humbar Place,
Ottawa,
ON
K1B3W2
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Lloyd The Mover (Pembroke) Ltd
198 Golf Course Rd.,
Pembroke,
ON
K8A7B3
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Frost The Mover
143 Russell St.,
Kingston,
ON
K7K2G1
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John Gray Moving & Storage
1405 Hymus Blvd.,
Dorval,
QC
H9P1J8
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Demenagement La Capitale
9100 Rue de I'Innovation,
Anjou,
QC
H1J2X9
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Frost The Mover
87 Wallbridge Cres,
Belleville,
ON
K8P1Z5
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Demenagement Deslauriers, Inc
1060 rue Andre-Line,
Granby,
QC
J2J1J9
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Greater Syracuse Moving & Storage Co., Inc.
6255 E. Taft Rd.,
North Syracuse,
NY
13212
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Bold Moving & Storage
100 Owens Road,
Brockport,
NY
14420
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Family Movers
65 Hoover Cres.,
Orillia,
ON
L3V1K7
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Arnoff Moving & Storage of Albany, Inc.
10 Stonebreak Road,
Malta,
NY
12020
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Bedwell Moving Systems, Inc
1051 Toy Avenue,
Pickering,
ON
L1W3N9
Ottawa, Ontario Moving Companies
North American Van Lines: The Best of Ottawa Moving Companies
As the capital of Canada and one of the largest metropolitan areas in the nation, Ottawa is a very attractive place for residents of all walks of life. Loaded with culture, a metropolis atmosphere, many things to do and serving as a hub for industry, Ottawa is a very popular relocation destination for a number of reasons.
According to the 2011 Canadian Census, Ottawa was home to just over 883,000 residents, and the population increased by 8.8 percent between 2006 and 2011. Being one of the largest cities in Canada, Ottawa is a densely populated city with around 316 people per square kilometre. There are many universities in Ottawa as well, including Carleton University, Algonquin College and the University of Ottawa, so there is a distinct student presence.
Activities and Attractions in Ottawa
Ottawa is full of cultural icons that aren't just important to the city, but the country as a whole. One of these includes the Rideau Canal National Historic Site, which begins it's path in Kingston and ends in Ottawa. You can boat, canoe or kayak through the canal to learn about the city's history and get a one-of-a-kind view of your new home.
There are also several museums in Ottawa to explore and challenge your mind, including the Canadian Museum of Nature, which features many exhibits on biodiversity, wildlife and research and sustainability, and the National Gallery of Canada, a site that is teeming with creative expression through collections of photography, paintings and other media. The Canada Aviation and Space Museum is another fascinating place to visit, as it is home to several planes and several fields of technological research.
Ottawa is also home to several seasonal festivals that are great for new residents, such as the RBC Royal Bank Bluesfest in the summer, the Ottawa Folk Festival in the fall and the Canadian Tulip Festival in the spring.
Moving to Ottawa
Ottawa is split between Quebec and Ontario, but the city is easy to get to regardless of what direction you're coming from with your Ottawa moving company. There are several thoroughfares that criss-cross through the city, including the Trans-Canada Highway and Interstate 417, among others. However, if you would rather try North American Van Lines' vehicle transportation service, you can fly into Ottawa International Airport, with lies just south of Ottawa's Old City neighbourhood. There are many other amenities that you can enjoy with northAmerican, including clean-up and unpacking services, full-service packing and no-surprise pricing so that you are getting the best possible deal on your relocation.
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