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Originally Posted by Williamoforange
https://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/three-apar...tawa-1.6936259
And to the surprise of no one who's paying attention, Troster takes issue with the height of the building, among other things. Is it really so hard to ask for a Urban "Progressive" councilor that isn't a hypocrite.
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I think when it comes to whole city planning and outside their wards they can be progressive etc. But from a purely democratic health standpoint councilors should represent their constituents on local issues.
I would prefer if they changed their language a bit and made it more obvious that the concerns are of citizens not necessarily their office, but if a councilor doesn't represent constituents at all we shouldn't bother with council and just hand over the whole of planning power to the bureaucrats and technocrats.
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