When I realized, as a regular constituent, the magnitude of this year’s municipal elections, I was drawn to them. But as a small-business owner, I also realize these elections are probably among the most important there have ever been in Ottawa. Read More
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Briones: Small-business owners must pay attention to Ottawa's municipal election
Published in 2022 municipal election, Columnists, Local Business, Local News, News, Opinion, Ottawa Board of Trade and Small Business
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