The Ottawa Student Transportation Authority (OSTA) says it is short 24 drivers less than a week from the start of classes, leading to an increased number of cancelled routes.
The Ottawa Student Transportation Authority says it is short 24 drivers less than a week from the start of classes, leading to an increased number of cancelled routes.
According to its long-term cancellation lists for the Ottawa-Carleton District School Board and the Ottawa Catholic School Board , approximately one quarter of cancelled routes are on the list because the driver is still in training, while the remainder are because no driver is available. None of the affected routes have anticipated return dates as of Wednesday.
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