Does Ottawa Need What Lansdowne Offers? BENN
Bulldog Saturday columnist and financial executive Ron Benn sets down the boundaries of yes or no votes at Ottawa City Council committee of the whole on Lansdowne:
Bulldog Saturday columnist and financial executive Ron Benn sets down the boundaries of yes or no votes at Ottawa City Council committee of the whole on Lansdowne:
This is an email sent to The Bulldog by Lansdowne community activist Alexandra Gruca-Macaulay:
Wow. You think Lansdowne is not a hot topic in Ottawa right now? Well, you’re wrong.
Respected community activist The Voter says Bulldog commentator Mike Patton has Lansdowne all wrong:
Our friends at the City of Ottawa are holding a virtual public meeting on Lansdowne.
Credit where credit is due. The late Ottawa Senators owner Eugene Melnyk did not dig deep into the civic coffers like some other sports-franchise owners do in this town.
This is the open letter from prominent Ottawa Citizens sent to Mayor Mark Sutcliffe about important questions surrounding Lansdowne 2.0:
A sensitivity analysis involves “playing” with the variables or assumptions in a business forecast to see how sensitive the financial elements of a business case are to small changes in key variables.
“Lansdowne Park has a 175-year history as a gathering place in Ottawa, for local, regional, national and international sports and cultural events. This Expression of Interest is a unique opportunity to be...
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