No One Is Watching Lansdowne: uOttawa Prof
Is Ottawa sleep-walking toward a Lansdowne decision? uOttawa professor Evan Potter wants to know:
Is Ottawa sleep-walking toward a Lansdowne decision? uOttawa professor Evan Potter wants to know:
When and why did objectivity cease to be a mandatory part of civic studies and reports? Reports from Lansdowne to light rail and myriad in-between.
Lansdowne activist and uOttawa professor Evan Potter tells us why the big Lansdowne petition gets no reaction:
Mayor Mark Sutcliffe thinks that more than 5,000 residents don’t count.
Community activist Neil Saravanamuttoo examines all the things Ottawans see disappear by going with Lansdowne 2.0:
This is an open letter to Mayor Mark Sutcliffe from the Old Ottawa East Community Association:
This is a detailed analysis of Lansdowne 2.0 prepared by the Old Ottawa East Community Association:
Mayor Mark Sutcliffe has been pleading for fiscal fairness for Ottawa for so long that it would leave one thinking the city is poor.
There’s a simple reason why your municipal taxes keep going up while crumbling sidewalks, aging arenas, and neglected community projects get left behind.
When I publish analyses about Lansdowne, residents often forward those to their councillors. Some of those councillors write back, and residents ask for my take on the responses.
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