It’s Wednesday, Oct. 28. Here are today’s top stories from the Ottawa Citizen newsroom.
HERE ARE MAYOR MARK SUTCLIFFE’S CAMPAIGN PROMISES FOR THE NEXT FOUR YEARS
Sutcliffe ran for re-election on his record as he asked Ottawa voters for a “mandate” for the next four years, which came with a fresh batch of campaign promises.
STRIKING BANK OF CANADA SECURITY GUARDS FINED AFTER NOISE COMPLAINTS TO MAYOR’S OFFICE
The Public Service Alliance of Canada says a Member of Parliament complained about music the workers were playing while on the picket line.
The Evening Citizen
OPEN-NET BLUNDERS BY STÜTZLE, COZENS, ZETTERLUND COST SENATORS IN LOSS TO GOLDEN KNIGHTS
Each forward had a yawning cage when it was 0-0, allowing the host Golden Knights to survive a solid first half by Ottawa on Tuesday night.
HOPEFULLY OUR NEW CITY COUNCIL DOES BETTER THIS TIME | OPINION
Mohammed Adam: The council that gave us Lansdowne 2.0, failed to fix OC Transpo and fell short on ending homelessness is coming back for an encore.
SHOW ME MORE OF THE FEISTY MARK SUTCLIFFE | OPINION
Bruce Deachman: The re-elected mayor was combative — and even a little nasty — during a recent debate. We might need more of that.
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