The Myths About Lansdowne: POTTER
By Evan H. Potter I promised in my recent The Day After Council’s Final Vote post to look past a vote whose outcome is a foregone conclusion and focus instead on what it...
By Evan H. Potter I promised in my recent The Day After Council’s Final Vote post to look past a vote whose outcome is a foregone conclusion and focus instead on what it...
University of Ottawa professor Evan H. Potter thinks a provincial Lansdowne money offer would make the project a reality.
The Citizen’s Randall Denley has gone where no journalist has gone before. Denley has created the first non-whopper whopper.
By Evan H. Potter Wilson Lo put himself back in the Ottawa news cycle this week with a letter to a community group as published by The Bulldog that managed to say everything...
If the vote was tomorrow, I’d vote against it for several reasons beyond just the cost.
University of Ottawa Professor Evan Potter takes issue with Mayor Mark Sutcliffe’s fiscal description of Lansdowne:
Is the upcoming Lansdowne 2.0 vote a litmus test for next year’s mayoral election?
uOttawa professor Evan Potter has done a head count on support for Lansdowne:
It has been taken as a given that Lansdowne 2.0 would be approved by Ottawa City Council.
By Evan Harold Potter Let’s be honest, Lansdowne 2.0 was never about evidence-based policymaking.
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