#news #byward market #lansdowne parkCity wants your thoughts on public spacesThe ByWard Market. (Photo/Devyn Barrie) The city is putting out a call for people to provide their perspectives on three items related to public spaces, with deadlines approaching fast. First, the city wants your ideas for year-round programming for Aberdeen Square in Lansdowne Park, to keep the place abuzz. ...
#newsWorld Press Photo exhibition returns for 2019 to Canadian War Museum, until Aug. 11The Canadian War Museum. (Photo/Harry Foster) (Via the Canadian War Museum) The Canadian War Museum is proud to celebrate visual journalism by presenting the winners of the prestigious World Press Photo Contest. The World Press Photo – Exhibition 2019 features 157 outstanding large-format photographs reflecting current events, social issues, and natural phenomena of global importance. ...
#newsAwesome Ottawa July grant goes towards 'mass participatory concert' for ChamberfestCarol Gimbel performs #1000Strings in Toronto for the 2015 INTERsections Festival. (Photo via Awesome Ottawa) July’s Awesome Ottawa award goes to Carol Gimbel to support a mass participatory concert in Wellington West, as part of Chamberfest. “Young musician, avid amateur, seasoned pro, and enthusiastic concert attendee – all are welcome at #1000Strings,” says Carol. ...
#news #transportation #oc transpoDisruptions coming to the O-Train Trillium Line this summerAn O-Train vehicle at Mooney’s Bay Station on the Trillium Line. (Photo/Devyn Barrie) The City of Ottawa has advised of some upcoming service disruptions for the O-Train Trillium Line, for both annual track maintenance as well as to accomodate provincial highway work. ...
#news #transportation #lyft #oc transpoIs Lyft helping or hurting OC Transpo?Lyft wants to help connect people to transit in Ottawa. But are they? (Graphic via Lyft) Rob Woodbridge has seen Ottawa go from being a mid-sized city to having over a million residents. As the city has grown over the past few decades, one thing has remained constant — like most cities, transportation is largely geared towards personal car ownership. ...
#newsBreaking bridge news: The Flora Footbridge is now openOttawa City Hall (Photo/Devyn Barrie) The Flora Footbridge over the Rideau Canal officially opened Friday morning, per Mayor Jim Watson. Happy Friday! I am proud to announce that the Flora Footbridge is now officially open to cyclists and pedestrians. Just in time for #CanadaDay this bridge connects Old Ottawa East to Lansdowne/Glebe and is an important addition to our pathway network in #Ottawa pic. ...
#news #transportation #cyclingDrivers — including police — keep parking on bike lanesKaty Chancey tweeted this picture of an Ottawa Police cruiser parked on a bike lane Tuesday evening. Lots of complaints recently about drivers going into bike lanes and staying put. Earlier this month, cyclist Lukasz Lukaszek tweeted about this car blocking the lane on O’Connor Street. ...
#oc transpo #transportation #newsOC Transpo summer 2019 service adjustments take effect Sunday, June 23OC Transpo’s summer service starts Sunday, June 23, 2019. (Via OC Transpo) As the school year ends and summer vacations begin, we are making the following service adjustments to meet the changing needs of our customers and to reflect the seasonal changes in ridership. ...
#newsLincoln Fields secondary plan, Para Transpo booking, councillors on buses: some City Hall notesOttawa City Hall. (Photo/Devyn Barrie) Quite a bit going on at City Hall these days. Here’s a few things that caught my attention. What have you been seeing that’s interesting? Let me know! Consultations for Lincoln Fields secondary plan start in the fall ...
#news #sports #ottawa redblacks #photosPhotos from the Redblacks 2019 season home openerThe Redblacks take the field at TD Place for their 2019 home opener against the Saskatchewan Roughriders. (All photos by Howard Whiting/Lightchasers.ca) The Ottawa Redblacks won their home opener game against the Saskatchewan Roughriders Thursday night with a final score of 44-41. ...