OPSGUEST Courthouse WiFi

OPSGuest WiFi services are available at any courthouse in Ontario with OPS WiFi installed, which includes 150 Bond Street in Oshawa. Councel, advocates, self-represented individuals and other justice participants who are coming to the courthouse for a matter and require the use of WiFi should register for a six-month OPSGuest Wi-Fi account. Please make sure to register for an account PRIOR to coming to the courthouse as it can take up to 72 business hours for your account to be created.
To obtain an account, you will need to submit an application form for an OPSGuest WiFi account. Within approximately 72 business hours, the user will be notified of their account credentials (username and password) via email. OPSGuest Accounts will expire six months after activation, and upon expiry, applicants are required to re-apply for a new account by submitting a new application form.

• Click here for instructions on how to access the OPSGuest WiFi service: ENGLISH | FRENCH
• Click here for the application form for an OPSGuest WiFi account: ENGLISH | FRENCH

Each base courthouse also offers a Public WiFi service (OG Public Wi-Fi). You do not require an account to access the public WiFi, but it is only provided in areas where the public congregates (e.g., jury assembly rooms, cafeterias, lobbies/atriums, public seating areas, etc).