Ecology Ottawa issued an election survey to all registered federal candidates running in Ottawa-area ridings, here are their responses.
We've asked all candidates to tell Ottawans about their priorities for environmental action across our three program areas - Living City, focused on trees, water and greenspace; Active City, focused on sustainable transportation; and Renewable City, focused on climate and the energy transition.
Click here to see the candidates responses, and stay tuned for responses from the remaining candidates. Thank you to the candidates who have taken the time to respond thus far and responses will continue to be updated every Friday until Election Day.
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