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'Cozy relationship' or business as usual? Firm's emails to mayor's office become election fodder

June 5, 2026

Ottawa’s integrity commissioner is getting pulled into the municipal election campaign for the second time in weeks after a mayoral candidate asked for an investigation into what he calls unregistered lobbying of Mayor Mark Sutcliffe and his staff by a local firm.

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