Maybe We Are The City Hall Problem: CRERAR
Many local pundits have bemoaned the current state of Ottawa City Council, especially its shortcomings with regards to city planning and financial matters.
Many local pundits have bemoaned the current state of Ottawa City Council, especially its shortcomings with regards to city planning and financial matters.
Change needs to come from above. Above being city council.
Come Monday, June 16th, residents of Osgoode ward will have had the opportunity to participate in a triad of elections in 2025, one for each level of government.
Ottawa City Hall might not be able to run a railroad or create a new central library on budget but the folks there can sure spot a sucker from a long way off.
This is the auditor general’s take on the lack of funding that went to the Road Safety Reserve Fund.
What don’t you know but should? A key question for every manager.
What kind of municipal government do you have when it doesn’t obey the law? The $38-million Ottawa budget hole flies in the face of a provincial statute.
Our man Mike Patton comes out of the water closet to reveal his nakedness and wisdom:
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