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How Jean Cloutier Answered

How Jean Cloutier Answered

ward18jeancloutierAs a result of the 2014 Ottawa municipal election Jean Cloutier became councillor for Ward 18 Alta Vista.

In the run-up to the election Ecology Ottawa asked all candidates a series of questions on important environmental issues.

Jean Cloutier was one of five elected to City Council who did not answer the following questions.

Complete Streets:

Many Ottawa streets are dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians and too many neighbourhoods lack affordable and convenient public transportation options. Badly designed streets discourage active and healthy lifestyles and limit transportation choices. In 2013, City Council adopted a Complete Streets policy that will put more emphasis on designing streets for all ages, abilities and users (pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users, as well as cars).

How David Chernushenko Answered

How David Chernushenko Answered

davidchernushenkoAs a result of the 2014 Ottawa municipal election David Chernushenko was returned as councillor for Ward 17 Capital.

In the run-up to the election Ecology Ottawa asked all candidates a series of questions on important environmental issues.

Here’s how David Chernushenko answered.

Also notable is his campaign call for 100% renewable energy for Ottawa by 2050.

How Riley Brockington Answered

How Riley Brockington Answered

ward16rileybrockingtonAs a result of the 2014 Ottawa municipal election Riley Brockington became councillor for Ward 16 River.

In the run-up to the election Ecology Ottawa asked all candidates a series of questions on important environmental issues.

Here’s how Riley Brockington answered.

Complete Streets:

Many Ottawa streets are dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians and too many neighbourhoods lack affordable and convenient public transportation options. Badly designed streets discourage active and healthy lifestyles and limit transportation choices. In 2013, City Council adopted a Complete Streets policy that will put more emphasis on designing streets for all ages, abilities and users (pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users, as well as cars).

How Jeff Leiper Answered

How Jeff Leiper Answered

ward15jeffleiperAs a result of the 2014 Ottawa municipal election Jeff Leiper became councillor for Ward 15 Kitchissippi.

In the run-up to the election Ecology Ottawa asked all candidates a series of questions on important environmental issues.

Here’s how Jeff Leiper answered.

Complete Streets:

Many Ottawa streets are dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians and too many neighbourhoods lack affordable and convenient public transportation options. Badly designed streets discourage active and healthy lifestyles and limit transportation choices. In 2013, City Council adopted a Complete Streets policy that will put more emphasis on designing streets for all ages, abilities and users (pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users, as well as cars).

How Catherine McKenney Answered

How Catherine McKenney Answered

ward14catherinemckenneyAs a result of the 2014 Ottawa municipal election Catherine McKenney became councillor for Ward 14 Somerset.

In the run-up to the election Ecology Ottawa asked all candidates a series of questions on important environmental issues.

Here’s how Catherine McKenney answered.

Complete Streets:

Many Ottawa streets are dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians and too many neighbourhoods lack affordable and convenient public transportation options. Badly designed streets discourage active and healthy lifestyles and limit transportation choices. In 2013, City Council adopted a Complete Streets policy that will put more emphasis on designing streets for all ages, abilities and users (pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users, as well as cars).

How Tobi Nussbaum Answered

How Tobi Nussbaum Answered

ward13tobynussbaumAs a result of the 2014 Ottawa municipal election Tobi Nussbaum became councillor for Ward 13 Rideau-Rockcliffe.

In the run-up to the election Ecology Ottawa asked all candidates a series of questions on important environmental issues.

Here’s how Tobi Nussbaum answered.

Complete Streets:

Many Ottawa streets are dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians and too many neighbourhoods lack affordable and convenient public transportation options. Badly designed streets discourage active and healthy lifestyles and limit transportation choices. In 2013, City Council adopted a Complete Streets policy that will put more emphasis on designing streets for all ages, abilities and users (pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users, as well as cars).

How Mathieu Fleury Answered

How Mathieu Fleury Answered

mathieu_fleury_6645f_5x7_300dpiAs a result of the 2014 Ottawa municipal election Mathieu Fleury was returned as councillor for Ward 12 Rideau-Vanier.

In the run-up to the election Ecology Ottawa asked all candidates a series of questions on important environmental issues.

Here’s how Mathieu Fleury answered.

Complete Streets:

Many Ottawa streets are dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians and too many neighbourhoods lack affordable and convenient public transportation options. Badly designed streets discourage active and healthy lifestyles and limit transportation choices. In 2013, City Council adopted a Complete Streets policy that will put more emphasis on designing streets for all ages, abilities and users (pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users, as well as cars).

How Tim Tierney Answered

How Tim Tierney Answered

tim_tierney_6320f_5x7_300dpiAs a result of the 2014 Ottawa municipal election Tim Tierney was returned as councillor for Ward 11 Beacon Hill-Cyrville.

In the run-up to the election Ecology Ottawa asked all candidates a series of questions on important environmental issues.

Here’s how Tim Tierney answered.

Complete Streets:

Many Ottawa streets are dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians and too many neighbourhoods lack affordable and convenient public transportation options. Badly designed streets discourage active and healthy lifestyles and limit transportation choices. In 2013, City Council adopted a Complete Streets policy that will put more emphasis on designing streets for all ages, abilities and users (pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users, as well as cars).

How Diane Deans Answered

How Diane Deans Answered

diane_deans_7185f_5x7_300dpiAs a result of the 2014 Ottawa municipal election Diane Deans was returned as councillor for Ward 10 Gloucester-Southgate.

In the run-up to the election Ecology Ottawa asked all candidates a series of questions on important environmental issues.

Diane Deans was one of five elected to City Council who did not answer the following questions.

Complete Streets:

How Keith Egli Answered

How Keith Egli Answered

keith_egli_6355f_5x7_300dpiAs a result of the 2014 Ottawa municipal election Keith Egli was returned as councillor for Ward 9 Knoxdale-Merivale.

In the run-up to the election Ecology Ottawa asked all candidates a series of questions on important environmental issues.

Here’s how Keith Egli answered.

Complete Streets:

Many Ottawa streets are dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians and too many neighbourhoods lack affordable and convenient public transportation options. Badly designed streets discourage active and healthy lifestyles and limit transportation choices. In 2013, City Council adopted a Complete Streets policy that will put more emphasis on designing streets for all ages, abilities and users (pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users, as well as cars).

How Rick Chiarelli Answered

How Rick Chiarelli Answered

rick_chiarelli_6696f_5x7_300dpiAs a result of the 2014 Ottawa municipal election Rick Chiarelli was returned as councillor for Ward 8 College.

In the run-up to the election Ecology Ottawa asked all candidates a series of questions on important environmental issues.

Here’s how Rick Chiarelli answered.

Complete Streets:

Many Ottawa streets are dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians and too many neighbourhoods lack affordable and convenient public transportation options. Badly designed streets discourage active and healthy lifestyles and limit transportation choices. In 2013, City Council adopted a Complete Streets policy that will put more emphasis on designing streets for all ages, abilities and users (pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users, as well as cars).

How Mark Taylor Answered

How Mark Taylor Answered

mark_taylor_6417f_5x7_300dpiAs a result of the 2014 Ottawa municipal election Mark Taylor was returned as councillor for Ward 7 Bay.

In the run-up to the election Ecology Ottawa asked all candidates a series of questions on important environmental issues.

Here’s how Mark Taylor answered.

Complete Streets:

Many Ottawa streets are dangerous for cyclists and pedestrians and too many neighbourhoods lack affordable and convenient public transportation options. Badly designed streets discourage active and healthy lifestyles and limit transportation choices. In 2013, City Council adopted a Complete Streets policy that will put more emphasis on designing streets for all ages, abilities and users (pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users, as well as cars).

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