Organizations, Associations & Clubs in Golden Triangle, Ottawa, ON
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Results from the 'Organizations, Associations & Clubs' category in Golden Triangle, Ottawa
233 Gilmour St # 603, CENTRETOWN, Ottawa, K2P 0P2
(613) 232-4821
Association or organization 
180 Elgin Street, Suite 1100, Ottawa, K2P 2K3
(613) 233-4888
Association, Organization 
225 Metcalfe St #407, CENTRETOWN, Ottawa, K2P 1P9
(613) 236-7065
Fondations de recherche, Research, Philanthropic, d éducation & de bienfaisance, Association or organization, Foundation Educational, Écoles spécialisées, Foundations, Non-Commercial Research Organizations, Educational, Éducation 
331 COOPER STREET, CENTRETOWN, Ottawa, K2P 0G5
(613) 237-7667
Canadian Association of Family Resource Programs (FRP Canada). Innovative leadership to advance social policy, research, resource development and training to enhance the capacity of families to raise their children. family resource programs. parent resources. 
222 Somerset St W, CENTRETOWN, Ottawa, K2P 2G3
613-230-7217
Textiles Human Resources Council, Sports et Loisirs, ASSOCIATION, Association or organization, volets, NON PROFIT, Membership Organizations, Clubs et Associations 
110 LAURIER AVENUE WEST, 4TH FLOOR, BYWARD MARKET - PARLIAMENT HILL, Ottawa, K1P 1J1
(613) 580-2424
The six members of TRANS span all three levels of government. They include the National Capital Commission, the Ministère des Transports du Québec, the Ministry of Transportation of Ontario, Ville de Gatineau, the City of Ottawa, and the Société de transport de l'Outaouais. Funding responsibilities are shared by the six member agencies. The proportion of contributions may vary for some projects. The TRANS Committee mandate extends over the entire National Capital Region and includes three areas of focus: On-going development and operation of a long-term transportation forecasting model The TRANS regional transportation model, housed in an EMME/2-ENIF software shell, is used to reflect existing trip patterns and travel choices, and to simulate the effects of future scenarios featuring varying growth, alternative transportation facilities, services and policies. Collection and management of data for transportation planning Traffic counts, conducted at screenlines across the region, are integrated into a common data set. These counts cover urban and rural roads alike, as well as highways and bicycle paths. Management of transportation studies TRANS has conducted a truck survey and three origin-destination studies among several others. The 2005 Origin-Destination Survey will take place Fall 2005. 
233 Gilmour St, CENTRETOWN, Ottawa, K2P 0P2
(613) 560-4306
Association or organization