List of mayors of Ottawa
| Mayor of Ottawa | |
|---|---|
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 Jim Watson since December 1, 2010 | |
| Style | Mayor |
| Member of | City Council |
| Reports to | City Council |
| Seat | Ottawa |
| Appointer |
The People of Ottawa by convention: based on appointee's ability to garner the highest number of votes from the people of Ottawa. |
| Term length | 4 years/term |
| Formation | 1847 |
| First holder | John Scott |
| Deputy |
Steve Desroches Eli El-Chantiry |
| Salary | $168,102[1] |
| Website | http://ottawa.ca/en/city-council/mayor-jim-watson |
This is a list of the mayors of the City of Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. Until 1854, Ottawa was known as Bytown. Over the course of Ottawa's history, the borders of the municipality have greatly expanded through annexations. This most recently occurred in 2001 when a number of neighbouring communities were amalgamated with Ottawa, resulting in a new legal entity that took the name of one of its municipal predecessors.
Bytown
- 1847 – John Scott
- 1848 – John Bower Lewis
- 1849 – Robert Hervey
- 1850 – John Scott
- 1851 – Charles Sparrow
- 1852 – Richard William Scott
- 1853 – Joseph-Balsora Turgeon
- 1854 – Henry J. Friel
Ottawa, pre-amalgamation (1855–2001)
- 1855–1857 – John Bower Lewis
- 1858–1859 – Edward McGillivray
- 1860–1862 – Alexander Workman
- 1863 – ? – Henry J. Friel
- 1864–1866 – Moss Kent Dickinson
- 1867 – Robert Lyon
- 1868–1869 – Henry J. Friel
- 1870–1871 – John Rochester
- 1872–1873 – Eugène Martineau
- 1874–1875 – John Peter Featherston
- 1876 – G. B. Lyon-Fellowes
- 1877 – William Henry Waller
- 1878 – Chauncey Ward Bangs
- 1879–1881 – Charles Herbert Mackintosh
- 1882–1883 – Pierre St. Jean, M.D.
- 1884 – Charles Thornton Bate
- 1885–1886 – Francis McDougal
- 1887–1888 – McLeod Stewart
- 1889–1890 – Jacob Erratt
- 1891 – Thomas Birkett
- 1892–1893 – Olivier Durocher
- 1894 – George Cox
- 1895–1896 – William Borthwick
- 1897–1898 – Samuel Bingham
- 1899–1900 – Thomas Payment
- 1901 – William Dowler Morris
- 1901 – James Davidson
- 1902–1903 – Fred Cook
- 1904–1906 – James A. Ellis
- 1906 – Robert A. Hastey
- 1907–1908 – D'Arcy Scott
- 1908 – Napoleon Champagne
- 1909–1912 – Charles Hopewell
- 1912 – Edward H. Hinchey
- 1913 – James A. Ellis
- 1914 – Taylor McVeity
- 1915–1916 – Nelson D. Porter
- 1917–1920 – Harold Fisher
- 1921–1923 – Frank H. Plant
- 1924 – Henry Watters
- 1924 – Napoléon Champagne
- 1925–1927 – John P. Balharrie
- 1928–1929 – Arthur Ellis
- 1930 – Frank H. Plant
- 1931–1933 – John J. Allen
- 1934–1935 – Patrick Nolan
- 1936–1948 – J.E. Stanley Lewis
- 1949–1950 – E.A. Bourque
- 1951 – Grenville Goodwin
- 1951–1956 – Charlotte Whitton
- 1957–1960 – George H. Nelms
- 1961–1964 – Charlotte Whitton
- 1965–1969 – Donald Bartlett Reid
- 1970–1972 – Kenneth H. Fogarty, Q.C.
- 1972–1974 – Pierre Benoit
- 1975–1978 – Lorry Greenberg
- 1978–1985 – Marion Dewar
- 1985–1991 – James A. Durrell
- 1991 – Marc Laviolette
- 1991–1997 – Jacquelin Holzman
- 1997–2000 – Jim Watson
- 2000–2001 – Allan Higdon
Amalgamation
When the city of Ottawa amalgamated in 2001, these were the mayors of the municipalities that amalgamated:
- Chair of the Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton: Bob Chiarelli
- Ottawa: Allan Higdon-acting mayor
- Gloucester: Claudette Cain
- Kanata: Merle Nicholds
- Nepean: Mary Pitt
- Vanier: Guy Cousineau
- Cumberland: Gerry Lalonde -acting mayor
- Goulbourn: Janet Stavinga
- Osgoode: Doug Thompson
- Rideau: Glenn Brooks
- West Carleton: Dwight Eastman
- Rockcliffe Park: Patrick J. Murray
Post amalgamation (2001-present)
- Bob Chiarelli, 2001–06
- Larry O'Brien, 2006-10 [2]
- Michel Bellemare, 2 May – 8 July 2009 (Acting)
- Doug Thompson, 8 July – 6 August 2009 (Acting)
- Jim Watson, 2010- present
Note: Bellemare and Thompson served as acting mayor during O'Brien's leave of absence, due to Criminal Charges before the court.
Notes
- ↑ "How much do big-city mayors make?". Maclean's. 2013-08-20. Retrieved 2013-09-29.
- ↑ http://www.ottawa.ca/city_hall/mayor_council/mayor/index_en.html
See also
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