General Information

Ottawa Safety Council


Address 301 Moodie Drive Suite 103
Ottawa, K2H 9C4
Canada
Address type Registered Office Address
Address province Ontario
Corporation ID 11181963
Business number 119071322
Status Active
ACT Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act
Anniversary date 01/10/2019
Last annual filing 2026
Data verified 10/31/2026

Description

Ottawa Safety Council is an active establishment which was registered under Canada Not-for-profit Corporations Act with a corporation no 11181963 (business number 119071322). The continuance (import) was done on 2019-01-10. The company is headquartered in Ottawa at 301 Moodie Drive, Suite 103, K2H 9C4 in Ontario province.
Other enterprises in the proximity are: 9801391 Canada Inc., C.r.w. Investments Ii Ltd., 6882633 Canada Inc., Camcloud Inc., Telix Incorporated.

Location: Statistics Canada, Open Database of Addresses (Open Government Licence – Canada).

Company names

Name Effective date Type Current
Conseil de securité d'Ottawa 11/02/2026 Corporate Name in the other official language (if applicable)
Ottawa Safety Council 11/02/2026 Corporate Name true

Directors

Alyson Gaffney
,
Greg Kostiuk
,
Adrian Benjamin
,
Trevor Stewart
,
Alfred Coates
,
William Skorupinski
,
Ziyad Rahme
,

last updated: 2026-10-30

Registered Charity

DesignationCharitable organization
CategoryCommunity Resource
Charity registration number119071322RR0001
Fiscal period end12/31/2024
Full-time employees17
Part-time employees607
Total revenue$10,744,517
  Government funding$10,355,105
Total expenditures$10,584,151
  Charitable programs$9,419,749
  Management and administration$1,164,402
  Total compensation$9,479,078
Total assets$1,175,530
Total liabilities$298,941

Charitable programs: THE ORGANIZATION (OSC) OPERATES A NUMBER OF SAFETY PROGRAMS. THE ORGANIZATION TEACHES SEVERAL MOTORCYCLE SAFETY COURSES; GEARING UP M2 EXIT AND FOR THE EXPERIENCED MOTORCYCLIST. OSC MANAGES A CROSSING GUARD PROGRAM. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO VISITS SCHOOL AND COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS TO PROMOTE SAFETY THROUGH PEDESTRIAN AND BIKE SAFETY PROGRAMS FOR SCHOOL AGED CHILDREN. AS WELL THE ORGANIZATION OFFERS A CAR SEAT SAFETY PROGRAM TO THE COMMUNITY.

Source: Canada Revenue Agency, registered charity information return (T3010) for the fiscal period ending 12/31/2024. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada.

Government Grants and Contributions

7 federal grants and contributions between 2019 and 2026 with a total value of $179,732.

Start dateDepartment and programValue
04/20/2026 Employment and Social Development Canada
Youth - Canada Summer Jobs (contribution)
CSJ 2026 - Ottawa Safety Council (Kanata)
Through the application of national and local priorities, the CSJ program seeks to provide youth, particularly those who face barriers to employment with access to work opportunities. Funded employers must demonstrate that they are providing quality work experiences for youth that provide...
$5,691
04/20/2026 Employment and Social Development Canada
Youth - Canada Summer Jobs (contribution)
CSJ 2026 - Ottawa Safety Council (University-Rosedale)
$5,691
04/21/2025 Employment and Social Development Canada
Youth - Canada Summer Jobs (contribution)
CSJ 2025 - Ottawa Safety Council (Nepean)
$5,563
04/22/2024 Employment and Social Development Canada
Youth - Canada Summer Jobs (contribution)
CSJ 2024 – Ottawa Safety Council (Nepean)
$5,353
04/24/2023 Employment and Social Development Canada
Youth - Canada Summer Jobs (contribution)
CSJ 2023 - Ottawa Safety Council (Nepean)
$9,666
11/12/2021 Transport Canada
Road Safety Transfer Payment Program / Enhanced Road Safety Transfer Payment Program (contribution)
Agreement for Roadsmarts 4 Kids
To develop and improve technology to promote a safer road transportation system To support education and training to improve the safety of roadways road users and motor vehicles To undertake outreach activities communication cooperation and collaboration among road safety stakeholders
$134,478
04/23/2019 Employment and Social Development Canada
Youth - Canada Summer Jobs (other transfer payment)
Through the application of national and local priorities, the CSJ program seeks to provide youth who face barriers to employment with access to work opportunities. Funded employers must demonstrate that they are providing quality work experiences for youth that provide opportunities to develop and...
$13,290

Source: Government of Canada, proactive disclosure of grants and contributions. Contains information licensed under the Open Government Licence – Canada.

Company activities

Date Type Section
01/10/2019 Continuance (import)