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Ottawa budget 2023: Council approves budget directions - Vimarsana News

Ottawa budget 2023: Council approves budget directions

Ottawa city council has approved directions to staff to draft the 2023 budget with a 2 to 2.5 per cent property tax increase. The draft budget will be tabled in February 2023 with a final vote in March.

Ottawa council backs pitch for new LRT committee following inquiry - Vimarsana News

Ottawa council backs pitch for new LRT committee following inquiry

Council is getting a new sub-committee on the LRT system following the public inquiry report raising concerns about the troubled project.

Source: canada.com
'The public's trust has been eroded' over LRT, says acting city manager - Vimarsana News

'The public's trust has been eroded' over LRT, says acting city manager

Ottawa city council and senior staff pledge to commit to being more accountable and transparent after the devastating final report from the LRT public inquiry found council and the public were kept in the dark over serious issues regarding the Confederation Line project.

Source: cbc.ca
Mooney's Bay: No tobogganing this winter after vote to reopen hill fails - Vimarsana News

Mooney's Bay: No tobogganing this winter after vote to reopen hill fails

A motion from Coun. Riley Brockington called on city staff to safely re-open the north-facing side of the hill for sledding this winter while keeping other sides closed. It failed by a vote of 11 yeas to 12 nays.

New mayor and councillors don't want minority-rule power to pass bylaws - Vimarsana News

New mayor and councillors don't want minority-rule power to pass bylaws

'Incredibly problematic, entirely undemocratic'; New mayor and councillors don't want minority-rule power to pass bylaws. But what can they do about it?