Welcome to your future O‑Train network

The new lines

We have finished selecting the names for Stage 2's 24 new O-Train stations. Let's take a look at the Lines that will serve those stations once Stage 2 construction is complete.

O-Train service will run as four lines serving 41 stations:

• Line 1 will run between Trim Station and Algonquin Station.
• Line 2 will run to Limebank Station and connect with Line 1 and 3 at Bayview Station.
• Line 3 will run parallel to Line 1 from Trim Station to Lincoln Fields Station, then branch off towards Moodie Station.
• Line 4 will run to Airport Station and connect with Line 2 at South Keys Station.

Line colour selection takes into consideration legibility and contrast, and the new colours are distinguishable from the other service type colours for customers with the most common forms of colour-blindness. The use of numbers together with colours and symbols in all signage allows customers with more visual impairment and those who cannot detect any contrast to be able to identify and distinguish the different services. The chosen colours work well in the many formats in which they will appear, including digital screens, print information, maps and station signage under normal, low light and backlit conditions.

Future O-Train network map

Stage 2 station names

Transit station names are effective when they provide clear location information that helps customers to find their way to their destinations.

Names for the new O-Train Stage 2 stations have been selected based on discussion with ward Councillors, the results of public consultation, and with the guidance of a working group convened by the Chair of the Transit Commission. When choosing the stations names, we considered if the name was:

Select one of the following areas (east, west, or south) to read more about the station names in that region of the city:

EastSouthWest

East

Line 1 and 3 will run to Trim Station in the east.

Names and details of new O-Train stations in the east end

Station name	Details	Line
Montréal	Continuing to use the established station name Named after the cross-street where the station is located	Line 1 Line 3
Jeanne d’Arc	Continuing to use the established station name Named after the cross-street where the station is located	Line 1 Line 3
Convent Glen	This station has been called Orléans Boulevard during project planning Named after the neighbourhood where the station is located	Line 1 Line 3
Place d’Orléans	Continuing to use the established station name Named after the adjacent shopping centre	Line 1 Line 3
Trim	Continuing to use the established station name Named after the cross-street where the station is located	Line 1 Line 3

South

In the south, Line 2 will run to Limebank Station. Line 4 will run between South Keys Station and Airport Station.

Names and details of new O-Train stations in the south end

Station name	Details	Line
Corso Italia	This station has been called Gladstone during project planning Uses the ceremonial name for the parallel Preston Street Provides reference to the station location in the heart of Little Italy	Line 2
Dow’s Lake / Lac Dow	Replaces the current station name Carling Named for the adjacent major destination and neighbourhood	Line 2
Walkley	Continuing to use the established station name Named after the cross-street where the station is located	Line 2
South Keys	Continuing to use the established station name Named after the cross-street where the station is located	Line 2Line 4
Leitrim	Continuing to use the established station name Named after the cross-street where the station is located	Line 2
Bowesville	Named after the cross-street where the station is located	Line 2
Limebank	Named after the cross-street where the station is located	Line 2
Uplands	Named after the area and the cross-street where the station is located	Line 4
Airport / Aéroport	Continuing to use the established station name Named after the adjacent Ottawa Macdonald-Cartier International Airport	Line 4

West

In the west, Line 1 will run to Algonquin Station. Line 3 will run to Moodie Station.

Names and details of new O-Train stations in the west end

Station name	Details	Line
Westboro	Continuing to use the established station name Named after the neighbourhood in which the station is located	Line 1 Line 3
Kìchì Sìbì	Replaces the current station name Dominion Named after the adjacent Ottawa River Consistent with the nearby Kitchissippi Lookout Uses the accepted Algonquin spelling	Line 1 Line 3
Sherbourne	This station has been called Cleary during project planning Named after the cross-street where the station is located	Line 1 Line 3
New Orchard	Named after the cross-street where the station is located	Line 1 Line 3
Lincoln Fields	Continuing to use the established station name Named after the neighbourhood where the station is located and the adjacent shopping centre	Line 1 Line 3
Iris	Continuing to use the established station name Named after the cross-street where the station is located	Line 1
Algonquin	Replaces the current station name Baseline Named after the adjacent Algonquin College campus	Line 1
Queensview	Named after the adjacent street	Line 3
Pinecrest	Continuing to use the established station name Named after the cross-street where the station is located	Line 3
Bayshore	Continuing to use the established station name Named after the neighbourhood where the station is located and the adjacent shopping centre	Line 3
Moodie	Continuing to use the established station name Named after the cross-street where the station is located	Line 3

Customers will be able to get to Stage 2 O-Train stations just like they do today, including by bus, bike, Park & Ride and on foot.

Read more about Stage 2 on ottawa.ca