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Publication Date: July 28, 2026 - 11:00

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Registration begins on August 11 and August 13 for fall activities

July 28, 2026

Registration for City of Ottawa fall swimming, fall activities, winter camps, PA Days and inclusive recreation opens soon.

 Here are the key dates to remember:

  • View activities online starting on Tuesday, July 28.
  • Register for swimming activities starting Tuesday, August 11 at 9 pm.
  • Register for all other activities starting Thursday, August 13 at 9 pm.
  • Register in‑person the day after online registration, during regular business hours at all recreation and cultural facilities across the city.
Financial support

Financial assistance is available through the Ottawa Hand in Hand program to help eligible residents participate in recreation and cultural activities.

Preparing for registration

Get ready ahead of time to make your registration day quick and easy:

  • New users to our registration system must create an account online on Register Ottawa.
  • Returning users should sign in and make sure account information is up to date, including family members and payment methods.
  • Save time by creating a Wish List of your preferred activities and add backup options in case your choices fill up quickly.
  • Learn more by reading the FAQs on Register Ottawa and by watching the tutorial video.
Upcoming registration dates Winter activities

Here are the key dates to remember for winter activities and programs:

  • View activities online starting Tuesday, November 3.
  • Register for swimming activities starting Tuesday, November 17 at 9 pm.
  • Register for all other activities starting Thursday, November 19 at 9 pm.
Before and After School Programs

Spaces for Before and After School Programs are still available at select locations across Ottawa. Our programs provide recreation, physical activity and help with homework in a supervised setting for children ages 4 to 12 before and after the school day.

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