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Publication Date: February 24, 2026 - 13:32

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Para Transpo Talk sessions: March 2 to 4

February 24, 2026
Para Transpo customers, families, companions and support persons are invited to the next Para Transpo Talk event, held at various locations on March 2 to 4.

Residents are invited to Para Transpo Talk from March 2 to 4. Para Transpo Talk is a series of customer events that are open to all Para Transpo customers, their families, companions and support persons. Everyone is welcome, no matter how often you take Para Transpo. 

We want to hear from you! Attendees will have the opportunity to speak directly to OC Transpo staff, ask questions and provide feedback on Para Transpo service. There’s no need to register in advance, just drop in. 

The event schedule is below: 

Monday, March 2,  

10 am to 5 pm, City Hall atrium 

Tuesday, March 3  

Noon to 7 pm, Place d’Orléans Shopping Centre, near the Rexall entrance between American Eagle and Purdy’s 

Wednesday, March 4 

Noon to 7 pm, Carlingwood Shopping Centre Community Hub 

 

Can’t make it this time? A recap of what we heard will be posted on octranspo.com after the event.  

In the meantime, send any questions to parlons_paratranspo_talk@ottawa.ca

For more information, visit octranspo.com. For trip planning assistance, use the Travel Planner or Transit app, or call 613-560-5000. You can also connect with OC Transpo through Facebook, Bluesky, X (formerly Twitter) and Instagram.   



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