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Author: Christina Spencer, Ottawa Citizen
Publication Date: January 3, 2025 - 04:45
Pellerin: City of Ottawa is struggling with crises it didn't create
January 3, 2025
How’s your 2025 so far? Me, I look at the political tea leaves at the provincial, federal and international levels and worry about what this will mean for our city’s ability to deal with its increasingly difficult challenges. It feels like Ottawa is a cork floating on very angry seas, with little control over where we go. We’ll have to tap into our strategic reserves of kindness to get through this. Read More
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