Old Ottawa East is a charming neighbourhood in Central Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, nestled between the Rideau Canal and the Rideau River. It's known for its rich history, having been the suburban community of Archville before being incorporated as Ottawa East in 1888 and amalgamated with Ottawa in 1907. The area is defined by its vibrant Main Street, which runs through its center and once served as Archville's core road. With a population of 7,279 according to the 2011 Census, Old Ottawa East boasts notable landmarks like Saint Paul University and the Cuban embassy, and it connects to The Glebe via the Flora Footbridge.