Ottawa LRT tunnel connected below Rideau Street: Watson
Construction of the city’s light-rail line has crossed a major milestone after crews connected both ends of the 2.5-kilometre tunnel beneath downtown Ottawa, Mayor Jim
Ottawa LRT tunnel connected below Rideau Street: Watson
Construction of the city’s light-rail line has crossed a major milestone after crews connected both ends of the 2.5-kilometre tunnel beneath downtown Ottawa, Mayor Jim
Five things you’ll see in Ottawa’s light rail stations
The 13 light rail stations opening in 2018 aren’t your regular O-Train platforms. Far from it: these state-of-the-art buildings will be packed with all-new integrated
OC Transpo looking for business help running retail operations
With construction of Ottawa’s LRT line in full swing, city officials are drafting plans for station amenities that include opportunities for businesses interested in operating
Turning rooftops into renewable power generators
Generating new revenue for the City of Ottawa from space that’s otherwise unused, while at the same time making a positive difference for the environment
Ridership up but revenue down: OC Transpo
More people are taking transit, but they’re paying OC Transpo less. © Metro file photo For illustrative purposes only. Transportation general manager John Manconi confirmed
Feds fund Fifth-Clegg footbridge as part of $155.9 million announcement
Ottawa South rejoice: the Fifth and Clegg footbridge has been funded at last. The federal government announced Tuesday it will contribute $10.5 million in funding
Transit revenues down across Canada, StatsCan finds
OC Transpo’s not the only one scrounging for change between the O-Train seats. New data from Statistics Canada shows passenger bus and urban transit revenues
Unions knew OC Transpo layoffs were coming, Blais says
It should be no surprise that up to 600 OC Transpo employees could lose their jobs when light rail opens, the transit commission chairman said
OC Transpo trying to keep defence employees on board
OC Transpo is gearing up to keep as many National Defence employees as possible as the great Nortel campus migration finally begins. Beginning in September,
City looks to boost sinkhole-affected businesses
The city announced initiatives Friday aimed at helping businesses affected by the massive sinkhole on Rideau Street at Sussex Drive. For the next two Sundays,
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