The Week In Review

1. The Police Services Board meets in person for the first time in nearly 3 years. Among the list of items on Monday’s agenda was the Police Chief’s plan to address sexual harassment within the force.
2. OC Transpo plans to reduce some of its school transportation service in anticipation of the federal civil servants’ return-to-office mandate and general Fall demand. That decision has left transportation consortiums scrambling.
3. Mayor Sutcliffe responds to the A.G.’s report on OC Transpo’s ‘New Ways To Bus’ campaign.
4. City Council calls on Alto to display more clarity for residents, and how they will be impacted by the high-speed rail project.
5. The latest municipal election polling numbers show broad support for a potential infrastructure levy.

Interviews

David Valentin, the Principal of Liaison Strategies, has been tracking Ottawa’s municipal election and citywide issues since April. He joins Andrew Pinsent on CFRA Weekends to discuss the latest numbers on the Mayoral Race.

Alta Vista councillor Marty Carr discusses some of the top issues at City Hall over the past week. She is the Vice-Chair of the Police Services Board and a member of the Audit and Transit Committees.