Adobe Intern Community Guide - Ottowa

TRANSPORTATION There is one major highway, Highway 417 (also referred to as the Queensway), which runs east and west through the city of Ottawa. To the north of this highway are the Downtown Core and the older residential districts. Once in Ottawa, you are either in the Downtown Core, West, South or East of the city. Public transit services in the City of Ottawa are provided by OC Transpo. The buses use a combination of dedicated bus-only roads ("Transitway") and regular roads. It also contracts a service for the physically disabled, called "Para Transpo". The O Train is also operated by OC Transpo which currently has two lines of transportation. You can also opt for options like uber or lyft.

HOSPITALS AND EMERGENCY SERVICES Ottawa has 4 main hospitals. In addition, there are a number of specialized hospitals and clinics in the region.

- The Ottawa Hospital

-Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontatio (CHEO)

- Queensway-Carleton Hospital

- Montfort Hospital

SHOPPING Ottawa is a retail paradise with one-of-a-kind shops, markets and unique boutiques, as well as your favourite brands and labels. From high end stores to farmers' markets, you can hunt down the best bargains and treasures in Canada's capital.

Sparks Street Mall

https://www.sparkslive.com/

Right on historic Sparks Street, this pedestrian only walkway features unique boutiques, luxury stores and inviting restaurants. You’ll be able to find an array of souvenirs, fine jewelry, luxury attire and crafts made by local artists. Shop, socialize and enjoy the vibe of the neighbourhood.

The Glebe

https://ottawatourism.ca/en/about-ottawa/neighbourhoods/glebe

South of downtown, The Glebe is centered around Bank Street and home to unique shops, hip eateries, neighbourhood pubs and gorgeous heritage homes. Bank Street serves as Ottawa’s LGBTQ+ Village, so in addition to great queer- owned businesses, the street becomes even more lively each summer during Capital Pride.