Boosting mayoral power in Ottawa is a good thing.

 The one word that best describes how most Ontario citizens view municipal politics is apathy. The 2018 elections in Toronto and Ottawa saw voter turnout rates of 40 per cent and 42 per cent, respectively. Comments on online social platforms make it apparent that many citizens who comment on municipal

Give rogue councillors the provincial boot

 If there is a metaphor for the dysfunction that plagued Ottawa City Hall during the 2018-2022 term, most would exclaim the LRT. But they would be wrong. The perfect analogy for the city government that literally can't get the trains to run on time is counsillor Rick Chiarelli. After last year's damning inquiries