​Welcome to Pineview​ ~ Bienvenue au Pineview
The Pineview Community Association serves the hidden suburban gem of Pineview. ​
​With an abundance of parks, great schools and friendly people, come learn more about us!

Vlounteer @ the Rink

Upcoming
​Events

Coffee, Craft and Play!
Every Wednesday, 10am-2pm 
Bring a craft, learn a new one, or just enjoy coffee with your neighbours.
​All ages welcome.

Free Yoga Classes
Every second Monday starting Feburay 2nd, 2026
7:00 pm - 8:00 pm
Pineview Community Hub

Take a mindful start to your week with Pineview Community Yoga! 
Join us for a gentle, all-levels class focused on stretching, relaxation, and stress relief. No experience needed — everyone is welcome!

Please bring a yoga mat and a water bottle.

Board Game Night!
Last Friday of each Month, 730pm-930pm 
Bring a favourite game or try one of ours. 

Next Board of Directors Meeting:
Date: February 11th, 2026
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Pineview Community Hub, 1700 Blair Rd
Agenda: 
TBD

To register to attend or send comments by email:
​[email protected]

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We're here to help Pineview residents stay informed & connected.
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Join the ongoing discussions at the Pineview Community Chat

Communicate
​and Engage

🚆 Pineview is in the Alto High-Speed Rail Study Area
Have Your Say

The Alto High-Speed Train project is studying a future rail corridor between Toronto and Québec City, and Pineview is included in the study area.

This is an early planning phase which means local input matters now. Residents are encouraged to review the project details and share comments directly on the interactive map.

🔎 Learn more about the project:
https://www.altotrain.ca/en/public-consultation/online-consultation-platform

🗺️ Add your comments to the interactive map:
https://en.consultation.altotrain.ca/shaping-the-canada-of-tomorrow-with-high-speed-rail/places/interact-map

Your feedback can help shape how this nationally significant infrastructure project considers local communities, mobility, and impacts in Pineview.
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Please take a few minutes to review and participate  and feel free to share with neighbours.

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Healthy and Safe Neighbourhood

Councillor Tim Tierney & President Pamela El-Feghaly announced that Woodburn Park Tennis Courts will be getting a much needed revitalizationa nd expansion.  Community consultation in 2026, with construction beginning in 2027. Stay tuned by joining our Newsletter.

Pineview Community Hub

Click here to book

Status: Open for bookings!
Pineview Community Hub
 1700 Blair Road
-Room Photos-
​We offer space rentals for our 2 multi-purpose rooms at the rate;

• $10/hr for Non-Profits & Members of the Association
• $20/hr for Private Bookings
• $30/hr for Commercial/Profit events.

Gloucester Room
(53 S.M.) 59 person capacity
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Meadowbrook Room 
(46 S.M.) 38 person capacity

As a grassroots community association we rely on your support.  A small $10 donation will help us reach 50 residents with a printed newsletter.

Donate

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Recent News: 

Woodburn Park Tennis Court Renewal & Expansion
In a video posted to our Facebook group, Councillor Tim Tierney & President Pamela El-Feghaly announced that Woodburn Park Tennis Courts will be getting a much needed revitalizationa nd expansion.  Community consultation in 2026, with construction beginning in 2027. Stay tuned by joining our Newsletter.

Introducing your 2025-2026 Pineview Community Association Board of Directors
President: Pamela El-Feghaly | Past President: Heather Scott | Vice President: Dave Williams | Treasurer: Trish Williams | Secretary: Deyo Onamusi | Members at Large: Adele Landriault | Alan Wong | Arifuzzaman Arif | Elisabeth Russ | Miguel Botero

Maxime Street Traffic Calming Update
The Maxime Street Traffic Calming webpage has been updated with the ‘As We Heard It’ report and the final recommended plan! Visit www.ottawa.ca/MaximeStreet for full details. 

Telesat Development
https://obj.ca/former-telesat-hq-to-be-converted-to-housing/ 
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Blair Road Transit Priority and High Occupancy Vehicle Lanes
Updated designs from the April 12th 2023 Open House.
Innes to Meadowbrook | Meadowbrook to Gloucester Centre
​Full Presentation

Vanessa Gilles Park Rehabilitation
Announced by our City Councillor Tim Tierney at the AGM April 25th, 2022, the outdoor rink and basketball ball court at Vanessa Gilles park are going to be resurfaced this year!  Also will see NEW rink boards and basketball hoops along with park benches. Compled in December 2022.
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Storm Water Landscaping Grant
The City of Ottawa is planning to offer up to $5,000 to help homeowners capture more stormwater on their own properties, diverting runoff from city sewers and helping keep gardens green.

​Blair Road Widening
The City of Ottawa has completed the Blair Road Transit Priority Environmental Assessment and has developed a Recommended Plan to widen Blair Road for shared bus and high occupancy vehicle lanes. Pedestrian and cycling facilities have also been included along the full road corridor limits.
​Next steps will be awaiting the prioritization of this corridor in a future City of Ottawa Budget.

​Pineview Community Hub Dedication
​On May 26th, 2019 his Worship Jim Watson & City Councillor Tim Tierney dedicated The Pineview Community Hub.
President Heather Marie Scott will signed an official space management agreement with the City of Ottawa for ongoing access.  After which we began setting up programming and space rental options.

2019-2024 Direction and Goals
Pineview Community Associations' 2019-2024 Strategic Direction

Community Hub Sneak Peak
Photos 
Video

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Need Help and Unsure where to go?

Look here for our guide  to local resources, services & support.

The Pineview Community Association is here for you, the residents. If you have concerns, or see something in our community that needs attention:
 Get in touch with us HERE. 

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“One of the marvelous things about community is that it enables us to welcome and help people in a way we couldn't as individuals. When we pool our strength and share the work and responsibility, we can welcome many people, even those in deep distress, and perhaps help them find self-confidence and inner healing.”
― Jean Vanier, Community And Growth