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PWD Demands Left Behind as On-Demand Service Arrives
Last Thursday, city staff decided that Blackburn Hamlet would be a good area to begin the test pilot to see if on-demand transit service would work in Ottawa. A Para Transpo bus will be used as part of the test pilot. Users will be able to book a ride through
An Opportunity For Para Transpo Users to be Heard
One of the topics I talk about the most is Para Transpo and how the city continues to ignore the needs of people with disabilities when it comes to Para Transpo users. Over many years, I’ve attended countless meetings at City Hall, including speaking at city council meetings. I’ve also
Letting The Good Times Roll—Unlike Our LRT!
Before I roll deeply into this week's article, I want to point out that I’m aware of what’s going on with the LRT being down again and how it continues to affect people with disabilities and Para Transpo users. Those who follow me on social media probably know I’ve posted
OC Transpo On-Demand Service Will Leave More People Stranded
One of the big stories locally last week was the announcement by OC Transpo that they will be testing an on-demand service this fall. Transit General Manager Renee Amilcar said the service will be similar to Uber. People will be able to book a ride through an app. To implement
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