Ottawa-Carleton Land Registry (NO.04/05) Land Registry Office

Contact Information

Ottawa-Carleton Land Registry (NO.04/05) Court House, 4th Floor, 161 Elgin Street Ottawa,Ontario K2P 2K1

Phone: (613) 239-1230 Fax: (613) 239-1422

Title Searchers / Registry Agents that work out of this office:

	Lisa Leva ACCURATE, RELIABLE, PROFESSIONAL Title Searcher with over 35 years experience. Providing a high quality standard of service for your real property searching needs for all Ontario LRO's. OAPSAR member, insured, references on request.
	JANE GRAYDON TITLE SEARCHING 40+ yrs title searching (residential, commercial) experience for Ont. law firms, appraisers, surveyors. Worked for Ministry of Government Services, Realty Services Branch, Title Search Technician Queens Park Toronto. Errors/Omissions INSURED. OAPSOR

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Constituent Municipalities
The Regional Municipality originally consisted of the Cities of Ottawa and Eastview, the Villages of Rockliffe, Richmond and Stittsville, and the Townships of Torbolton, Fitzroy, Huntley, March, Goulbourn, Nepean, Osgoode, Marlborough, North Gower, Gloucester and Cumberland. At the same time as the creation of the Region, the City of Eastview was renamed the City of Vanier.

In 1974 the police villages of City View, Kenmore, Manotick, Metcalfe, North Gower, Osgoode Station, and St. Joseph d'Orleans were dissolved. Goulbourn Township annexed the villages of Richmond and Stittsville. The Townships of Marlborough and North Gower merged to become Rideau Township. At the same time the Townships of Torbolton, Fitzroy and Huntley merged to become West Carleton.

In 1978 the Township of March and parts of Goulbourn and Nepean Townships became the City of Kanata. At the same time the Township of Nepean became the City of Nepean. In 1981 the Township of Gloucester became the City of Gloucester. In 1999 the Township of Cumberland became the City of Cumberland.