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Publication Date: August 19, 2026 - 12:27

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Technical Briefing on the City's Fall Mobility Update

August 19, 2026

Media are invited to attend a technical briefing on the City of Ottawa’s Fall Mobility Update.  

City staff will provide an overview of measures in the Transportation and Mobility Action Plan to support commuters this fall, including transit service and mobility improvements, anticipated traffic impacts and the tools and information available to help residents plan their travels.  

Following a presentation, Mayor Sutcliffe and City staff will be available to answer questions. Media will be able to ask questions after the technical briefing ends and Councillors have asked staff their questions. 

Residents will be able to watch the technical briefing and media availability on the City’s YouTube channel. 

Date: Friday, August 21, 2026 

Time: 8:30 am 

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