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When Jody Wilson-Raybould stood up for her principles and the rule of law for all, not the rule of law by exception, she gave city councilors, communities and... more
By Clive Doucet
March 18, 2019
(Ottawa) – Today, Jim Watson presented the draft 2019 City of Ottawa budget. The most notable aspect of this budget is what it did not say. In Jim Watson’s... more
February 6, 2019
Today is the first day and it's a cold one. - 20C and -30 windchill. I'm heading to the GRC on Route 62 to begin a busy day of ward meetings. I'll be meeting... more
By Glen Gower
February 5, 2019
My opinion of the tunnel and its extensions has always been it is too expensive, (8 billion), too difficult to build (cave ins) and too long to make happen (20... more
By Clive Doucet
January 12, 2019
After eight years away from City Hall, I returned to watch the debate over the three record heights proposed for buildings close to the new transit stop in... more
By Clive Doucet
July 22, 2018
In a decision on 16 February, the Canadian Transportation Agency (part of the Federal Court system) gave the City of Ottawa two choices. It must take the steps... more
February 20, 2018
This week’s developments on the light-rail transit file have left me pondering questions about core roles and responsibilities in our democratic system.
Much... more
February 16, 2018
Ottawa – Mayor Jim Watson and Capital Ward Councillor David Chernushenko joined members of the community and the Ottawa East Community Association today to... more
By unpubadmin
June 17, 2017
Canada 150 Maple Groves take root in our community as living legacy of sesquicentennial celebrations
Ottawa – A living legacy of Canada’s 150th anniversary celebrations will continue to grow in communities throughout Ottawa with today’s unveiling of the first... more
By unpubadmin
June 5, 2017
Does Ottawa Need a Community Land Trust
Last fall, the City of Ottawa's submission to the new national housing strategy consultation described a long standing... more
By carrdennis
April 7, 2017
'You are what you eat' is the old saying, but what happens when 'what you eat' is not what’s on the label? And, what does that get you if 'you are what you eat... more
By Ed Hand
March 10, 2017
Ottawa – The launch of a process for public feedback on the proposed redevelopment of the Château Laurier was announced today at the City’s Planning Committee... more
By unpubadmin
February 14, 2017
Do as I say and not as I do seems to be the message from Ottawa Police Services Board chair, Eli El-Chantiry.
I received an interesting screen capture of his... more
By Ed Hand
February 13, 2017
Ottawa – The Ottawa Public Library (OPL) today received City Council approval to develop a new 216,000 square-foot Ottawa Central Library joint facility with... more
By unpubadmin
February 8, 2017
The Canadian government is spending tax dollars for lunch-ins, flights, tickets for games, concerts, and tens of thousands to attend tennis matches, and the... more
By Louis Gasci
January 23, 2017