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Interac debit now available as payment option for OC Transpo riders in Ottawa - Vimarsana News

Interac debit now available as payment option for OC Transpo riders in Ottawa

Announcement follows those made by 15 transit agencies operating in other major Canadian markets such as the STL in Laval, TransLink in Vancouver, and the entire Metrolinx network in the Greater Toronto Region

Source: yahoo.com
OC Transpo tries to boost workforce with weekend job fair - Vimarsana News

OC Transpo tries to boost workforce with weekend job fair

The Greenboro park-and-ride in Ottawa's south end was full of hopeful job applicants Saturday, all vying for an opportunity to work for the city's transit provider as it deals with morale issues and recruitment challenges.

Source: cbc.ca
Ottawa council approves development charge increases despite potential impact on federal funding - Vimarsana News

Ottawa council approves development charge increases despite potential impact on federal funding

Federal Housing Minister has warned cities that increasing development fees would risk their ability to access the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund

CITY COUNCIL: Development charge increases approved - Vimarsana News

CITY COUNCIL: Development charge increases approved

Ontario municipalities must update development charges by-laws at least every five years. Ottawa's bylaw had been set to expire next week.

Services, councillors like proposal to open more neighbourhoods to shelters - Vimarsana News

Services, councillors like proposal to open more neighbourhoods to shelters

The Ottawa Mission says shelter services should be located closer to where people need them and zoning has been a barrier. That could soon change.

Source: cbc.ca