St. Andrew’s Lodge #560 is a first-class Masonic lodge with Scottish traditions and a proud representative of freemasonry in Ottawa.
St. Andrew’s Lodge meets at the Ottawa Masonic Centre on 2140 Walkley Road from September to June. St. Andrew’s is an active Lodge whose primary purpose is to provide fellowship for men of good conscience.
If you are interested in Freemasonry, we invite you to explore our site and to contact us with any questions. Freemasonry is an inclusive and inviting organization. It offers the benefits of life-long fellowship with a group of men who share an interest in living according to their moral outlook.
If you are a Mason, we invite you to visit us on the first Thursday of any month. Please take a look to our Calendar of Events, there are pleanty of opportunities over the year for fellowship and sharing.
We look forward to meeting you.
Happy new year Brethren! I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and enjoyed the holidays with your loved ones. Reflecting back at the first half of the masonic year, I can’t help but be thankful and proud of St. Andrew’s and all the support you have shown. As we now begin the second half […]
Read moreGreetings Brethren, The festive season is upon us, and Christmas is around the corner. It is a time for us to reflect on family, friends and loved ones. Please try to make a difference in someone’s life this season and help those who are less fortunate. We will host the District Deputy Grand Master’s official […]
Read moreBrethren, Our lodge was formed by veterans returning from WW1, who were looking to continue that fraternal bond in times of need. As we should always remember them, November is a special month of remembrance and a time for reflection to those who gave their lives so that we all can have a better life. […]
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On the occasion of the 100th-anniversary celebration, brethren from St. Andrew’s Lodge 560, met at the Masonic Hall in Westboro on January 10, 2020.
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Happy new year Brethren!
I hope you all had a wonderful Christmas and enjoyed the holidays with your loved ones. Reflecting back at the first half of the masonic year, I