ORILLIA – Brian Waldron is a retired computer software/hardware engineer who keeps track of his Orillia Transit bulk-ride purchases and rides on a …
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HART, Martha Marie – Obituary – Orillia Matters
Passed away at the Orillia Soldiers Memorial Hospital – Orillia on Wednesday, August 7, 2024 at the age of 70. Martha of Orillia, formally of …
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Here are some ways to celebrate Earth Day in Orillia
City offering free transit April 22; mayor encourages citizens 'to work collaboratively towards a greener, more resilient future'
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Orillia Transit teen and senior passes now available
… Transit system at no cost. Teens will be required to obtain and use the cOnnect pass reloadable transit card to access free transit. All teen …
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Citizen of the Year, encampments, transit on Monday's council agenda – Orillia News
Transit to Orillia Square mall. City staff have recommended striking a 10-year agreement with the Township of Severn to continue providing transit …
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Orillia Transit senior pass and free teen pass begin in March – Barrie 360
As the City continues to improve Orillia's transit system, riders will see a slight fare increase in January 2024 and new rate options for seniors and …
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Council approves $177K for new transit bus – Orillia News
The purchase comes as part of a $ 1.32-million budget that was originally approved in the 2023 budget for the purchase of two new transit buses.
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Orillia Transit Creates New Stop At The Orillia Recreation Centre – Muskoka 411
Effective June 27, 2022, the South A and South B Orillia Transit Routes will commence service to the Orillia Recreation Centre main entry every 30 …
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Ontario Liberal leader hits campaign trail in Barrie to push transit plan – Orillia Matters
Liberals' buck-a-ride campaign promise would cut transit fares across the province to $ 1 per ride, if elected on June 2.
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All aboard! Council looking for ways to increase transit ridership – Orillia Matters
Coun. Mason Ainsworth wants more people to use 'phenomenal transit system' to combat soaring gas prices, increase city's share of gas tax funding.
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