After a successful trial period, the On-Demand transit pilot project in Blackburn Hamlet will end on Sunday, June 23. Starting Monday, June 24, Route 28 will operate seven days a week, including Sundays.
Almost every week this summer is filled with many events and festivals to experience the multicultural landscape of Ottawa.
Whether you're a local or visiting from out of town, your Ottawa summer is guaranteed to be all about food, music, dance, art, tradition, and amazing weather.
So, grab your best friend, choose your best fare, and see how transit is the best way to get there.
Read More about Taste Ottawa’s culture with transit this summer
The Ottawa REDBLACKS return on May 31 with a 2024 season schedule that's worth being excited about! Join them as they take on the Montréal Alouettes in pre-season action on May 31.
The home opener takes place on Thursday, June 13 versus the Winnipeg Blue Bombers at TD Place Lansdowne.
Ticket holders can ride OC Transpo buses and trains for free up to 3 hours before and after the game. Just show your printed or e-ticket to the Bus Operator or call Customer Service using the ticket machines at O-Train Line 1 stations to get through the fare gates.
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Don't fumble your cash because you can now tap your debit card across all fare readers on buses and fare gates at stations with O-Payment!
Take your first trip with Interac Debit today, then Register for an O-Payment account to add your card, track your trips/payments, or print receipts.
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What is it? How does it work? How does a bus’s position on a route make it to the app you check when planning your trip?
We caught up with the Customer Information Systems team to find out what real-time information is and how we’re using it to improve your experience.
Starting May 27, the northwest stair tower and the southeast stair tower will be closed for construction. The elevator to/from Stop 3A in the northwest tower will also be closed.
Customers who require the elevator to navigate between platforms will need to adjust their travel in order to exit in the right direction. In some cases, this will mean travelling to a different station to use the elevator and doubling back to arrive on the other side of the platform.
Read More about Phase 2 of Walkley Station’s stair repairs to begin