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 Transpo changes must consider ridersThe City of Ottawa’s transit commission will soon table a new document altering the recommendations on what OC Transpo routes should be cut, reduced or merged. Hopefully the commission and its chair Diane Deans listened to the public’s response.
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 Ontario awash in financial mismanagementOttawa treats Ontario as a cash cow. The federal government blatantly discriminates against the province in the areas of representation, employment insurance, equalization and funding for immigrant settlement. Voters should hold to account Ontario MPs of all parties for this shabby situation.
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 Downtown facelift good ideaHow would you describe downtown Ottawa? “Scruffy,” like Coun. Marianne Wilkinson does? “Sterile, dark, dank,” like Coun. Diane Holmes does?
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 Look inward before consultingThe City of Ottawa is spending too much money on external contracts.
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 Stop cycle of povertyWe were disappointed to learn that the 2011 budget continues the city of Ottawa’s tradition of putting more money into hand outs than into work programs.
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 More communications officers is a cop outThe city is taking a strange approach to staffing in the 2011 budget.
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 Don't be sorry for terror bustOnly in Ottawa would the RCMP see fit to issue an apology to the city's Muslims for a Ramadan bust of three terror suspects within their community.
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 Complainers should be celebratedApparently, Ottawa is full of complainers. Well, we think that’s a cause for celebration.
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 Liberal boss still missing the boatWhile Liberal Leader Michael Ignatieff spent his holidays with spacey fireside chats again pondering the early triggering of a truly unwanted federal election, many of his caucus members were undoubtedly making New Year's resolutions to have him dumped.
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 Let's make a dealThe purpose of OC Transpo is to provide a service to the people of Ottawa.
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 This time, let’s choose real changeIn 2003, Liberal Dalton McGuinty campaigned on the slogan “choose change.”
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 Grits fail budgeting for dummiesWell, colour us shocked. Finance Minister Dwight Duncan’s plan to narrow Ontario’s massive budget deficit took another staggering kick in the teeth this past week.
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 Why we support PM on this missionWhile it was no doubt unwise for Prime Minister Stephen Harper to have written in stone our military’s July departure date from Afghanistan, it is partisan politics at its worst to call him a promise breaker.
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 Some drivers aren't getting the messageYou see people doing it everyday. You probably do it everyday, especially if you’re under 30.
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 Unplugged on powerThose clever Liberal spinners have struck again.
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 Election campaign powers upThe power switch has officially been flipped to the on position for a provincial election campaign that could revolve around electricity.
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 Crossing the thin blue lineLeadership — if there has ever been a time when Ottawa Police Chief Vern White has had to show it, it’s now.
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 Keep Canada grope freeCanada’s Chief Groper, Transport Minister Chuck Strahl, has to get a handle on airport security before it flies out of control.
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 Senate misuse could misfireAlthough they deny it, Conservative senators are using the Upper Chamber in a way it has seldom been used before.
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 Time for PM to solve problemsWord is Prime Minister Stephen Harper is preparing to emerge from the bubble in which he’s hidden for the past several weeks. That’s good.
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 Historic win for LansdowneIt’s time for those opposed to progress and development at Lansdowne to take a look at the scoreboard.
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 Being proud of the Mounties' legacyCops can police civilians, but can civilians police the cops?
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 The right moveOttawa police officials should not have to go out of their way to explain and justify the decision to publicize the name and photo of a man charged in May after he allegedly had unprotected sex with a number of partners without telling them about his HIV-positive status.
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 As RCMP issues mount, inquiry neededDudley just can't seem to Do-Right these days.
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 Impaired legislation the right moveAfter all the controversy sparked by the HST and the eco fees fiasco this summer, it seems the Liberals are finally behind something that went right: The implementation of new regulations that prohibit drivers 21 years of age and younger from having any alcohol in their systems.
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