Politics and government … it seems to be getting meaner, uglier and increasingly partisan as the years go by. Having the freedom to choose a representative and government is one of the greatest freedoms...
During City Council’s September 25th Council meeting, Councillors approved the 2020 Budget Directions Report. This approval means taxpayers have a pretty good idea of what to expect in the 2020 budget. There was some...
During the 2018 election, Mayor Jim Watson promised taxpayers that he would increase property taxes by 3% instead of the past practice of 2% with the goal of eliminating the annual $50 million infrastructure...
Editorial / Government / Roads & Transit
by John Shearer · Published July 8, 2019 · Last modified July 9, 2019
Most Ottawa motorists agree that the state of Ottawa’s road infrastructure is unacceptable. For Richmond and area residents who rely on cars that is no exception. Forgetting local streets for the moment, major routes...
From the Manotick Messenger Ottawa Wind Concerns executive members Jane Wilson and Michael Baggott spoke at the meeting of the Ottawa Agricultural and Rural Affairs Committee (ARAC) last week, and alerted the Committee that...
By Jeff Morris, Manotick Messenger A room full of South Carleton business leaders and local employers got the opportunity to talk about the challenges they are facing with Ontario Minister of Economic Development, Job...
submitted by office of Councillor Moffatt Councillor Moffatt and Councillor Darouze are hosting a Pre-Budget Consultation meeting for residents to share their comments on the 2019 City budget. The meeting will be on Tuesday, February 12th from...
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