Due to some last-minute problems, we have to reschedule the all-candidates' debate on Wednesday, September 19 at the Blackburn Hamlet Community Hall.
We firmly believe that it is vital that Innes Ward residents hear from their candidates on environmental issues facing the city. We're working hard to schedule a new debate date with the candidates, and will let you know as soon as we get a new date pinned down.
Please accept our apologies for the last-minute change in plans.
Robb, Vi, Dana, Velta, Justine, Agathe, Marion and the entire Ecology Ottawa team
In the lead-up to the 2018's municipal election, Ecology Ottawa, in collaboration with Grassroots Blackburn-Orléans, is hosting an all-candidates' debates on the environment in Innes Ward.
The debate will include all four candidates running for City Council in Innes Ward, and feature questions on green space protection, green infrastructure, pedestrian, cycling and transit infrastructure, local action on climate change and other local issues relevant to the Ward. Join us, bring your questions, and find out where your candidates stand on issues in Innes Ward.
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