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.
Greetings Brethren, November is a special month. It is a time that we remember and thank our current and past military, police and other personnel that put their lives on the line for the well-being of others. It is even more special to St. Andrew’s as our lodge was founded by military officers who were […]
Read moreGreetings Brethren, I hope all of you and your families are staying safe. As we enter what would have been the second month of “regular” activities of the Lodge, I hope to build the momentum and keep moving forward with virtual masonic education. Our September virtual meeting went well with a good number of brethren […]
Read moreGreetings Brethren, This would have been the time, under normal circumstances, where we would be returning to Lodge and begin our masonic year and again gather with our brethren. I hope that all of you have stayed safe and healthy and enjoyed what can be considered a summer holiday. In compliance with provincial and federal […]
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On behalf of the members of the Ancient Free and Accepted Masons of
Greetings Brethren,
November is a special month. It is a time that we remember and thank our current and past military, police and other personnel that put their lives on the