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Ottawa's LRT closed for maintenance evenings, weekends in June - Vimarsana News

Ottawa's LRT closed for maintenance evenings, weekends in June

Ontario News - Ottawa light rail transit service light rail transit service, lrt, oc transpo, ottawa, shut down for maintenance

Source: chch.com
Ottawa's light rail system will be closed for maintenance evenings, weekends in June – Winnipeg Free Press - Vimarsana News

Ottawa's light rail system will be closed for maintenance evenings, weekends in June – Winnipeg Free Press

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Will the Trillium Line open in September? All signs point to likely not - Vimarsana News

Will the Trillium Line open in September? All signs point to likely not

After being closed for almost three years already, the Trillium Line is supposed to open in less than six months. But will we really being riding the north-south rails soon after Labour Day? All signs point to likely not.

Source: cbc.ca
City council OK's $60M more for O-Train Stage 2 budgets - Vimarsana News

City council OK's $60M more for O-Train Stage 2 budgets

Stage 2 includes eastern and western Confederation Line expansion by Kiewit and Vinci and a southern Trillium Line extension by SNC-Lavalin.

Ottawa's poorest neighbourhood is also where COVID-19 is hitting hardest - Vimarsana News

Ottawa's poorest neighbourhood is also where COVID-19 is hitting hardest

"Immigrants and racialized populations withstand a high risk of contracting the coronavirus," she said.  Eleven per cent of the area's residents are newcomers, compared to Ottawa's rate of about three per cent. More than half of the people living in the community are first-generation immigrants, and 65 per cent are non-white.  The area also has the highest rate of low-income families, with poverty affecting 41 per cent of households, according to data from the Ottawa Neighbourhood Study. Three-quarters of the households rent, compared to about one-third in Ottawa overall, and families t...

Source: cbc.ca