Ottawa mayor Mark Sutcliffe says he will not use the expanded “strong mayor” powers announced by the province that would allow some votes to pass with more than one-third support. ottnews ottcity
Ottawa mayor Mark Sutcliffe says he will not use the expanded “strong mayor” powers announced by the province.
for Ottawa and Toronto would allow council to pass bylaws or amendments related to provincial priorities with a vote of more than one-third of members instead of a majority.
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