The finance and economic development committee has recommended that council approve the City of Ottawa’s first anti-racism strategy, a five-year “call to action” for the municipal government. Read More
Source: Visit the Ottawa Citizen for more!
City of Ottawa's first anti-racism strategy should be approved by council, committee recommends
Published in anti-racism, anti-racism secretariat, Local News, Ottawa City Council, Papa Ladjiké Diouf, Rawlson King, Suzanne Obiorah, tina walter and zuhair alshaaer
More from anti-racismMore posts in anti-racism »
- Profs, alumni urge Carleton to accept eight commitments to build "anti-racist university"
- Pellerin: It's time we white folks shut our yaps and listened
- Racism denounced in massive, peaceful rally that marched through heart of Ottawa
- Friday's anti-racism march in Ottawa: What you need to know from organizers, police, city hall
More from Local NewsMore posts in Local News »
- It's business as usual (sort of) for derecho-ravaged sugar bushes as farmers gear up for syrup season
- Chilly Polar Plunge warms hearts at Algonquin College Saturday
- Firefighters handle garage fire in Barrhaven
- Weather: Texas low hits a pause, more snow expected Saturday afternoon
- Ottawa police constable demoted for nine months for discreditable conduct and insubordination
More from Ottawa City CouncilMore posts in Ottawa City Council »
- What Ottawa's 2023 municipal budget means for your wallet
- Waste collection, water costs to rise for homeowners under Ottawa draft budget
- OC Transpo's e-bus program gets council go-ahead on spending to begin transition from diesel fleet
- OTTAWA BUDGET 2023: Ottawa police draft budget forecasts 25 new staff, no big changes in direction or spending
- E-bus program should get second look at transit commission, council decides
Be First to Comment