If council is going to extend its partnership agreement with the Ottawa Sports and Entertainment Group, the mayor wants a guarantee that the company’s football and hockey franchises will stay in business for several more years than originally promised. Read More
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City wants OSEG to promise to keep Redblacks and 67's in action for an additional 10 years
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