Ward 7 – Bay

 Erica Dath Don Dransfield Theresa Kavanagh Marc Lugert Trevor Robinson

Ward 21 – Rideau-Goulbourn

 David Brown Scott Moffatt

Ward 6 – Stittsville

 Glen Gower Shad Qadri

Ward 5 – West Carleton-March

 Eli El-Chantiry James Parsons Judi Varga-Toth

Ward 4 – Kanata North

 Philip Bloedow David Gourlay Matt Muirhead Lorne Neufeldt   Jenna Sudds

Ward 20 – Osgoode

 Auguste Banfalvi George Darouze Mark Scharfe Kim Sheldrick Jay Tysick

Ward 19 – Cumberland

 Stephen Blais Jensen Boire Cameron Rose Jette ???????

Ward 3 – Barrhaven

 Franklin Epape  Jan Harder Ahmad Malgarai Atiq Qureshi Hadi Wess

Ward 2 – Innes

 Laura Dudas Donna Leith-Gudbranson Tammy Lynch François Trépanier

Ward 18 – Alta Vista

 Jean Cloutier Clinton Cowan Kevin Kit Raylene Lang-Dion Mike McHarg John Redins

Ward 1 – Orléans

 Rick Bédard Toby Bossert Mireille Brownhill Guy Desroches Diego Elizondo Dina Epale ??????? Doug Feltmate  Jarrod Goldsmith Miranda Gray Geoffrey Nicholas Griplas Catherine Kitts Shannon Kramer Matthew Luloff ??????? Qamar Masood Louise Soyez Kevin Tetreault ??????? Don Yetman ???????

Ottawa Votes on October 22: Candidate Breakdown

 The election is fast approaching! On Monday October 22, Ottawans will vote for their next mayor and city councillors. Want to know more about who you're going to elect? OLM has put together a list of candidates in each ward so you can read and review their promises. For more information on

Ottawa Matters

 RCMP doesn`t need 'fixing', according to new commissioner https://www.ottawamatters.com/local-news/rcmp-doesnt-need-fixing-according-to-new-commissioner-974798 

RINJ Press

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The Walrus

 Do Police Care As Much About Protecting the Public As They Do Themselves? https://thewalrus.ca/do-police-care-as-much-about-protecting-the-public-as-they-do-themselves/ 

Cozy up to fall with a hearty classic Canadian soup

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 Since 2013, recognized author and community leader for mental health, David Gibson, has battled the inner world of PTSD to find some measure of hope within. He uses his writing to explore how his journey as a survivor has enabled him to come to terms with PTSD and the new reality

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 New numbers released by Health Canada this summer show that we have a long way to go before shaking the national opioid crisis. There were 3,987 opioid-related deaths in 2017, an increase of 34 per cent from 2016’s 2,978 deaths. 92 per cent of the deaths in 2017 were accidental,

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 Whether you are moving to Ottawa from outside the area or whether you already live here and are simply look to move to a different part, one of the things you have to do is make sure you find the perfect home for your needs. There are various factors you

Little being done about the staggering number of Indigenous people in jail

 Not long ago, First Nations people “caught” leaving their reserve would be arrested and thrown in jail. Even more recently, Indigenous children were stolen from their parents by the Canadian government, to attend Residential Schools, in what has been described as cultural genocide. A justice system which targets Indigenous peoples

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 By: Fiona MacDonald and Karine Levasseur We have all been there: it is 3 a.m. and your partner, child, sibling or parent becomes ill suddenly and needs medical care. Will they be safe?   The ongoing public inquiry into the safety and security of residents in the long-term care homes

The National Portrait: Canadians in the 21st century

 Photo credit: Lawrence Cook Celebrated Canadian novelist and artist, Douglas Coupland, will unveil his latest work – The National Portrait – at the Ottawa Art Gallery on June 29, 2018. In partnership with Canadian fashion retailer Simons, Copeland's ambitious large-scale installation is composed of hundreds of 3D-printed portraits scanned voluntarily from

10 Environmental benefits of recycling

 Recycling is a worldwide known method for protecting the environment. The idea of recycling is to protect natural resources and to minimize their consumption. In this article, we are going to present to you ten environmental benefits of recycling. When it comes to reprocessing, secondary use of plastic is the

11 Tips for Hiring Freelancers Who Will Boost Your Business

 More and more businesses are trying to find freelancers on the work exchanges to do work that requires experience and relevant skills. The growth of the market for freelance services is of great benefit for small and medium business owners. Perhaps, in the near future, we will see an even greater

We make them, you take them: The reality of mothers who give birth in care

 There is a well-known connection between teen pregnancy and child protection services. Girls who spend time in the care of child protection services have higher rates of teenage pregnancy and teenage mothers are more likely to have their child taken into care. Teenage mothers who give birth when they are in