Ottawa New Edinburgh Club

Come join us at the ONEC tennis pavilion Saturday September 13th at 2pm for a watch party for the Men’s US Open Final!

🔥JOIN US AT 5:15PM TONIGHT FOR AN EPIC ONEC MEN'S SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE, FEATURING TAIT BECKE AND CARTER CHEW🔥

🍻beer will be available for purchase at the pavilion

🎾 ONEC singles tournament weekend! 🏆

Join us on the deck Friday through Sunday for some exciting men’s & women’s singles tournament action! 🔥

Come cheer on our players, enjoy the tennis, and soak up the summer vibes. 🍹☀️

See you on the deck!

Hollinsworth Series

WELCOME! to our 2nd awesome week of camp at ONEC, featuring:
🎾tennis
🚣rowing
⛵️sailing
🛶paddling

Join us on the tennis courts for more movement this summer! Saturdays at 10 am, rain dates will be posted on our stories. DM with any questions. No registration required, drop in and flow!

Chief Pinesi Paddle – July 5 (11:30-1:30 PM)🚣‍♂️🌅

The 2026 paddle honouring Algonquin Chief Pierre-Louis Constant Pinesi begins on July 5 at noon at the Canadian Museum of History in Gatineau and concludes July 10 on the Kahnawà:ke reserve (south of Montreal). In its third year, ONEC’s Paddling Director, Karen Butterfield, will be among the 34 paddlers travelling 180 km in three traditional 34-foot Montreal canoes.

The Chief Pinesi Paddle commemorates Algonquin Grand Chief Pierre-Louis Constant Pinesi (1768–1834), a respected leader who advocated for his people’s land and rights during a period of profound change; the journey retraces historic canoe routes along the Kichi Sibi (Ottawa River) and is rooted in recognition, reconciliation, and shared heritage (learn more about Chief Pinesi and the Pinesi Paddle initiative and the 2024 inaugural paddle).

Thank you to Karen Butterfield for representing ONEC and contributing her leadership and passion to this meaningful journey!

🛶Join the Paddle in Honour of Chief Pinesi and Indigenous Waterways:

As part of the New Horizons for Seniors Big Canoe program, ONEC is offering free spots for those aged 55+ to participate in a local outing recognizing and supporting this event.

Time: 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM (including 1.5–2 hours on the water)
Includes: Post-paddle social with refreshments at the ONEC waterfront room
Registration: Email [email protected] (first come, first served; confirmation by return email)

☀️Other ways to participate:
* Attend the launch at the Museum of History on July 5 at noon
* Watch from the boathouse or along the river as the canoes travel between the Museum, the falls, and the Quebec and Kettle Island shores

Learn to Sail for Adults - On-water week 7

Last day of the Bill Kerr Commodore Series !

Learn to Sail for Adults - On-water week 5: