When Mark increases taxes later this year, remember the first slice is the 1% Lansdowne tax If you think we all deserve a say in whether we spend $493m to renovate Lansdowne now, when we are in a fiscal crisis, join us in calling for a referendum: betterottawa.ca/lansdowne/

Is there anyone who still thinks that spending half a billion dollars on Lansdowne should be a top priority? Another Citizen op-ed worth a read: ottawacitizen.com/opinion/sutcli… And don't forget to sign the petition asking for that Lansdowne be put to a referendum.

By now you probably know that LRT line 2 is delayed until at least October, but if you only read official communications you may have no idea. 400 words and no simple or direct sentence on the delays, only spin. Ottawa has a duty to be open and transparent with residents.

A question of legitimacy and integrity that CBC Ottawa, CTV Ottawa and Ottawa Citizen should be asking Mark: Is he planning to submit a formal petition to the federal and provincial governments, as he advertises, or is he just harvesting emails for a reelection campaign?

It’s embarrassing how much time #Ottawa’s mayor is spending on making these questionably factual videos. Residents are paying his salary&he probably spends 1/2 his day planning what he will write&say for his next rant. 1 rant video per day plus filming- what else does he even do?

Today is the final day of the 2024 National Capital Commission Summer Zone on Queen Elizabeth Driveway. Hard to see this little community-driven experiment in pedestrianizing a street as anything other than a smashing success.

Great idea. Gives the feds a loophole for getting around not providing transit operating funds.

While these are only allegations, this would be a serious breach of public trust by Mark Sutcliffe and Ottawa City Council if true

NEW COLUMN: I'm tired of Mark Sutcliffe whining that he's broke, and begging for money. It's time for centrists to learn how to budget their finances. jakelandau.ca/p/im-tired-of-…

3,000 signatures and climbing ... Petition calling for a referendum before the City of Ottawa spends $493m on upgrading the Lansdowne stadium. betterottawa.ca/lansdowne/ All done through grassroots people-to-people communications. Keep telling friends, family and colleagues!

After 40 years, the NCC is revising its parkways guidelines. This is your BIG chance to make your voice heard for active, green and sustainable public spaces. Survey closes Sept 30. ncc-ccn.gc.ca/our-plans/park…

Neil Saravanamuttoo 130 studies agree: no fiscally responsible council (especially not one claiming efficiencies) should be funding any private stadium globalsportmatters.com/business/2022/… ❌ negative return on investment ❌ Net negative job impacts ❌ Promises of increased tax revenue never materialize

The people have spoken.