Here is our final full list of speakers for our event, "The State of Ottawa's Democracy" THIS THURSDAY at 7 pm including leaders across the City like @deebijoux, @ShawnMenard1, @OttawaACORN and @Ottawa_123.
RSVP at the link below for the event link:
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After Stephen Blais, who funded his campaigns mostly on developers donations, #cumberlandward deserves a councillor who understands that taking these donations is a conflict, legal or not. @yvetteashiri has committed to not take these donations. Please support this campaign.
We're excited to announce that after an in-depth review of all candidates registered for the #Cumberland by-election through a thorough selection process with our membership, we have chosen to endorse and support @YvetteAshiri!
Check out her website here: https://t.co/oSXQUHnYjA
The numbers speak from themselves. Below is the correlation between development industry contributions to councillors and votes on the urban boundary expansion. https://t.co/jk6d7qIN4b #HoldTheLine#ottpoli#ottnews#ottcity
@ScottMoffatt21@HorizonOttawa@FBubbleworth When you say regular citizen, I assume you mean Martha De Kemp. Here’s the environmental assessment submitted in 2018 for a proposed development on property they owned. https://t.co/bgvzVf07lZ
@ScottMoffatt21@HorizonOttawa@FBubbleworth Per their site, CWW “provides fully integrated plumbing and sewer services to real estate development firms...” among many other development related services. https://t.co/10dj8BWS22
Agreed @heatshear. In our report, we allude to different strategies re: campaign finance reform. Lowering the contribution limit is amongst one of the most effective.
Multiple studies show it leads to more competitive elections but also wider, more diverse slates of candidates.
@AngusByDesign@CourageOttawa@FaeJohnstone@HorizonOttawa@EcologyOttawa In some cases, the development industry backed the wrong horse and then came in with some donations after Election Day (which is legal) to the candidate who won. If they are getting a disproportionately large leadership role, residents should be watching and asking questions.
@ScottMoffatt21 @greenhillroving @jchianello@ShawnMenard1@cmckenney@KitchissippiOtt This publication is full of fact, and you call them dishonest.
What you like is to argue and ambiguate while real economic forces victimize real people, and call that serving the public.
@Steven_Trainor@ShawnMenard1@HorizonOttawa @JLeiper We worked on the research. But, we only included links we could find and provide evidence for. Please feel free to DM if you have details on links we were unable to make. Thanks!
👏👏👏 Nice! 👏👏👏
Um, I mean the work involved here is excellent.
Developer influence over city hall is decidedly not nice.
Why do we subsidize these millionaires anyway? (Right - b/c they funded candidates who are super-pro development, no questions asked).
Explore this website to see how the landlords and developers connected with the destruction of Herongate fund the politicians like Jan Harder and Jean Cloutier: Timbercreek, Jack Stirling, Bassi Group, HP Urban (Peter Hume)
We hope our data can be used as a tool to keep members of council accountable but also to spur discussion around campaign finance reform which is desperately needed in our City.
As councillors vote Wednesday to #HoldTheLine or not, these numbers tell us all we need to know 3/3
En espérant que ces données seront utilisées pour que nos élus soit tenu responsable mais aussi pour parler de réforme du financement des campagnes
Étant donné que le conseil vote mercredi pour/contre l’étalement urbain #HoldTheLine ces données expliqueront le résultat 3/3
Mention spéciale @JimWatsonOttawa qui a empoché >200,000$, la présidente du Comité d’urbanisme @BarrhavenJan financé à 96% par les promoteurs et @AllanHubley_23 qui a vu sa campagne électorale presqu’entièrement financée par l’industrie 2/3