Today, we're releasing a Housing Action Plan for Ottawa. It's a plan to make housing affordable and secure Housing Accelerator Fund money from the federal government. It's the plan we need in Ottawa to solve our housing crisis. Here's what we're proposing:

It's time we move past the idea that Ukrainian membership in NATO is an act of collective charity. Let's see it for what it is — enlightened self-interest that would benefit all of NATO. 🇨🇦 Read Yaroslav Baran 🇺🇦 🇨🇦 here:➡️hilltimes.com/story/2023/07/… #NATO #Ukraine #Cdnpoli⏬

Denley: Ottawa Mayor Mark Sutcliffe's first year was a success, thanks to his balanced, rational approach ottawacitizen.com/opinion/column…

We spend a lot of time on how to build a better company and better company systems. One thing that has always been in the way of building world class products is the traditional setup of the "corporate ladder" - it means that the best people end up managing instead of directly

BIG #ottcity news this morning. Over half a billion dollars from Ontario to address some of Ottawa's biggest issues: housing & homelessness, improving our roads, more law enforcement and help with capital costs. A new chapter for the city and province relationship. #onpoli

A year and a half ago, Mark Sutcliffe campaigned to make #Ottawa safer, reliable & more affordable. Those priorities were endorsed by a commanding number of voters. This new deal for Ottawa with Doug Ford ticks all those boxes. The Mayor deserves credit for getting it done.

The more than $500 million of provincial investment in Ottawa will go toward economic recovery, including in the downtown core; shelters and support for the homeless; public safety, including more officers in the ByWard Market; and transportation, including rural roads, a highway

Excited to be attending the #NextCampaignSummit this week in Toronto to chat with folks about data-driven political campaigning. If you'll be there & interested in connecting, DM me. #NCS24 nextcampaign.ca

Over the past few months, I've had many conversations with Premier Ford and his team about the future of public transit in Ottawa. I've made the case that Ottawa deserves to be treated like other Ontario cities such as Toronto, Mississauga, Hamilton, and Brampton. I'm very glad

Big news! Bell Business and cohere are joining forces to drive AI innovation in Canada. This collaboration will provide Canadian businesses and government with secure and sovereign AI solutions. businessmarkets.bell.ca/l/974613/2025-…

We’re excited to be partnering with Bell to deliver security-first sovereign AI solutions to enterprises and the public sector across Canada. bce.ca/news-and-media…

We’re proud to deepen our partnership with the Canadian government to enhance public services with secure, sovereign AI technology. 🇨🇦

Great news for Ottawa: Housing starts are up 68% so far in 2025, compared to the same period in 2024. That's way above the national average of 4%. There's a lot more work to do to make housing affordable and accessible, and improve and accelerate the approval process. I'm looking

Being a teenager is hard enough when you have a home to go to. It’s almost impossible when you don’t. I pledge that by 2030, we will end youth homelessness in Ottawa. Nearly half of adults experiencing homelessness were first without a home before the age of 16. By focusing on

This morning, Mayor Mark Sutcliffe announced Ottawa's Housing Action Plan. I've been his biggest critic. I've delegated countless times at City Hall urging him to get serious. I've spent years calling for major reforms. And today... he delivered. This is probably the most

Excited about Mark Sutcliffe's plan to streamline our city's planning process. Making it easier to build new homes is a crucial step towards addressing the housing crisis. ottawa.ca/en/city-hall/c…

This is arguably the most ambitious housing plan any Canadian city has put forward. Incredible. Mayor Mark Sutcliffe wants "to make Ottawa the most housing-friendly city in Canada" and the plan is comprehensive enough to do it. Other cities should watch and learn. Some details:

There's nothing more important than being able to put food on the table for your family. More and more Ottawa families are having trouble making ends meet and are turning to food banks for help. City council has passed a motion to tackle food insecurity by addressing its root

64% of Ottawa residents support Lansdowne. That's an impressively broad level of support. #myottawa

Is Canada sleepwalking into a new economy? Aptum's Ian Rae says Canada has lost some self-awareness. As the US fractures old ties, it's time for Canada to rethink its economic relationships. Listen to the full interview on The BetaKit Podcast: betakit.com/what-the-aws-o…