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Publication Date: August 20, 2026 - 18:20
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Ottawa Now - Mayoral candidate Neil Saravanamutoo highlights his key election points as October's race heats up
August 20, 2026
We are 24 hours away from the deadline to run in this year’s Ontario municipal elections. And on Thursday afternoon, our conversations with key Ottawa mayoral candidates continued with Neil Saravanamutoo. Boasting previous experience as a public sector economist, he has campaigned on removing developer money from city politics, believing that the current culture at City Hall is one of complacency. Furthermore, he argues that City Hall budget reviews promised by present-day Mayor Mark Sutcliffe in 2022 were not substantial. Saravanamutoo joins Kristy Cameron on Ottawa Now.
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