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Publication Date: July 20, 2026 - 04:00

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New transit ads will encourage RTO workers to linger downtown

July 20, 2026
The city’s 48-point transit plan, approved unanimously by councillors last week, lays out a communications strategy focused on convincing public servants and other Ottawa commuters to change how they get to and from work — including by encouraging them to linger downtown. Read More

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