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Ottawa - Carleton Transit & Travel

By Personal Vehicle 

Carleton University is easily accessible by personal vehicle, with convenient routes leading directly to our campus. The university is located South of the Queensway highway (417) and is accessible by Bronson Avenue and Colonel By Drive. The campus has ample parking, with visitor parking options available at most major lots. 

Please visit Carleton Parking Services for all available parking locations and rates during your stay.

By Transit

 

Carleton University is easily accessible by public transit, making it convenient for students and visitors to reach the campus from various parts of Ottawa. The university is served by multiple OC Transpo bus routes (B2, 10, 7, 111), with several stops located right on or near campus, including the Carleton University bus terminal. For those traveling by light rail, Line 2 provides quick access to the university via the “Carleton” station. 

Traveling between the University of Ottawa and Carleton University is quick and convenient, with multiple public transit options available. OC Transpo bus routes such as the 10, 16, and 11 provide transfer service between the two campuses, with the journey typically taking around 25-35 minutes, depending on traffic and time of day. Additionally, the nearby Confederation Line 1 & 2 light rail offers a fast and efficient option, with the journey typically taking around 15-25 minutes, depending on traffic and time of day. 

For conference visitors traveling to Carleton University or the University of Ottawa, using transit apps can make getting around the city easy and efficient. Popular apps like OC Transpo’s official app, Transit, and Google Maps provide real-time information on bus and light rail schedules, routes, and service updates. These apps allow you to plan your trip, track your bus or train, and receive notifications about any delays or service changes

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Conference Located in Nideyinàn

Carleton Un​iversity

1125 Colonel By Dr, Ottawa, ON

The OE3C 2025 Organizing Committee and Carleton University acknowledge that the land on which we work and study is the traditional, unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe Nation. We acknowledge the deep and meaningful traditions of knowledge, law, society, nature, and philosophy of the Indigenous peoples of this land. We recognize the historical and ongoing injustices that Indigenous people endure across Canada and affirm our commitment to honour and uplift Indigenous voices, traditions, and cultures for the future of reconciliation.

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