What Happened To City Quality Control?
Quality control much? It is remarkable how often public works completed by the City of Ottawa do not live up to expectations.
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The Westboro Bus Crash Inquest Recommendations
These are the recommendations of the jury in the 2019 Westboro station bus crash inquest:
City Commits To ‘Take Time’ On Inquest Requests
This is one of the most cynical documents your agent has ever read.
AG Wants Traffic Camera Safety Info
Today, Auditor General Nathalie Gougeon tabled the Audit of the Automated Speed Enforcement and Red-Light Camera Programs and the Semi-Annual Report on Follow-up Procedures.
Staff Often Resents Public Consultations: BENN
Often public consultations provide insights that staff might not have taken into account when developing their proposed solution, because staff are not as familiar with the neighbourhood as the residents.
City, Developers Join For Housing Initiative
On January 29, 2025, Council approved the establishment of a new housing taskforce to evaluate ideas to advance housing projects and reduce approval times for development applications.
Planners Don’t Get 15-Minute Neighbourhood: STANKOVIC
What’s Wrong with Ottawa’s 15-Minute Neighbourhood Concept? Let’s see.
City Needs To Ready For Tariff Tourism: PATTON
With a low Canadian dollar as a result of Trump tariffs, the City of Ottawa should be spending money to promote U.S. tourism.
Taxpayers Will Cover Budget Hole: THE VOTER
Mayor Mark Sutcliffe believed either that just explaining the ‘facts’ as he saw them would get the feds and province to pull out the chequebook.
Oh The Horror … Pickleball: PATTON
You probably don’t know this but we have another crisis on top of the other crises in this challenged city.
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