“After the trucker convoy, the pandemic, the light rail inquiry, Ottawa was struggling, and city council was toxic and dysfunctional,” Sutcliffe said. “So we got to work, we got everybody working together in the community and at city council, and we went from division to collaboration. We went from gridlock to real progress. We went from Ottawa falling behind to moving Ottawa forward, and we got a lot done in our priority areas, including public transit, public safety, affordable housing, and more. But the work isn’t done.”
